Difference between revisions of "Liberal"

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A liberal in the early 1800s in Europe was one who favored more powerful elected assemblies.  The term was common in France shortly after the French Revolution.
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A liberal in the early 1800s in Europe was one who favored more powerful elected assemblies.  The term was common in France shortly after the French Revolution.  Modern liberals are treasonous <ref>http://www.rightwingnews.com/quotes/coultertreason.php</ref> and generally hate America <ref>http://www.conservativemonitor.com/opinion03/52.shtml</ref>.

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A liberal in the early 1800s in Europe was one who favored more powerful elected assemblies. The term was common in France shortly after the French Revolution. Modern liberals are treasonous [1] and generally hate America [2].