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'''Conservative Review''' is a relatively new website with contributions by some of the biggest names in [[conservative]] politics. Their mission is "to provide best-in-class analysis and commentary on conservative political speech, votes, positions, and elections." An indispensable source to find where a member of [[Congress]] stands on the conservative spectrum. [[Mark Levin]] is Editor-in-Chief and the organization is staffed by  former conservative congressional staff, policy experts, activists, and media personalities.
 
'''Conservative Review''' is a relatively new website with contributions by some of the biggest names in [[conservative]] politics. Their mission is "to provide best-in-class analysis and commentary on conservative political speech, votes, positions, and elections." An indispensable source to find where a member of [[Congress]] stands on the conservative spectrum. [[Mark Levin]] is Editor-in-Chief and the organization is staffed by  former conservative congressional staff, policy experts, activists, and media personalities.
  

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Conservative Review is a relatively new website with contributions by some of the biggest names in conservative politics. Their mission is "to provide best-in-class analysis and commentary on conservative political speech, votes, positions, and elections." An indispensable source to find where a member of Congress stands on the conservative spectrum. Mark Levin is Editor-in-Chief and the organization is staffed by former conservative congressional staff, policy experts, activists, and media personalities.

Liberty Score

The Liberty Score grades members of Congress using long-term voting records, "to separate rhetoric from reality." Voting with the conservative position earns 1 point, voting against the conservative position earns nothing. Missed votes are not included in a member of Congress' score.

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