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| − | '''Political ideology''' is a logical set of beliefs dealing with the matters of [[politics]] and the roles of the [[government]]. | + | '''Political ideology''' is a logical set of beliefs dealing with the matters of [[politics]] and the roles of the [[government]]. A political ideology must be consistent on a broad spectrum of issues. America is often considered non-ideological because there is some lack consistency of views among elected officials from the same party.<ref>US Government and Politics</ref> |
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Revision as of 14:32, October 25, 2007
Political ideology is a logical set of beliefs dealing with the matters of politics and the roles of the government. A political ideology must be consistent on a broad spectrum of issues. America is often considered non-ideological because there is some lack consistency of views among elected officials from the same party.[1]
References
- ↑ US Government and Politics