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'''Limousine liberals''' are wealthy liberal [[politician]]s like [[Ted Kennedy]] or [[Eileen Schaffer]], who supported [[liberal]] politics like [[welfare]] and [[handouts]] but themselves could afford to drive [[limousine]]s. Their [[liberal hypocrisy]] was that they pretended to support the [[working poor]], even though they themselves were members of the [[idle rich]].
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'''Limousine liberals''' are multi-millionaires, often driven around in limousines, who pretend to be compassionate about the poor despite living a life of luxury themselves. Often their own daily routine provides little benefit to the poor, and many of the policies they advocate tend to make it difficult for others to become wealthy like themselves.
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The term was coined during the [[Bill Clinton|Clinton]] administration.
 
  
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Another name for limousine liberal is [[class traitor]].
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A typical policy supported by '''limousine liberals''' is to raise taxes on the middle class.
  
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The term was coined during the [[Bill Clinton|Clinton]] administration.
 
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Revision as of 00:57, March 19, 2011

Limousine liberals are multi-millionaires, often driven around in limousines, who pretend to be compassionate about the poor despite living a life of luxury themselves. Often their own daily routine provides little benefit to the poor, and many of the policies they advocate tend to make it difficult for others to become wealthy like themselves.

A typical policy supported by limousine liberals is to raise taxes on the middle class.

The term was coined during the Clinton administration.