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Revision as of 02:56, September 5, 2011
- Bill of Rights
- True Conservative meaning - The first 10 amendments to the US Constitution guaranteeing freedom.
- False liberal redefinition - A changing document that can be used to further your political agenda.
- Bi-partisan
- True Conservative meaning - Dangerous compromising with liberals.
- False liberal redefinition - A political action which is supported by both parties.
- Budget
- True Conservative meaning - An itemized list of expenses and income which should be balanced.
- False liberal redefinition - A list of everything you want, which you then borrow, cheat, or steal your way to acquiring.
- Bureaucracy
- True Conservative meaning - Bloated, ineffectual government.
- False liberal redefinition - The standard apparatuses of government.
- Bush Derangement Syndrome (BDS)
- True Conservative meaning - A frequent disease among paranoid liberals which leads them to hate everything George W. Bush did and blame all current problems on him.
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