Difference between revisions of "Left-conservatism"
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* [[Kate Forbes]] - [[Scottish National Party]] politician | * [[Kate Forbes]] - [[Scottish National Party]] politician | ||
* [[George Galloway]] - leader of the [[Workers Party of Britain]] | * [[George Galloway]] - leader of the [[Workers Party of Britain]] | ||
| + | * Maurice Glasman, Baron Glasman - founder of [[Blue Labour]] | ||
* [[Robbie Katter]] - Australian politician and farmer, leader of [[Katter's Australian Party]] | * [[Robbie Katter]] - Australian politician and farmer, leader of [[Katter's Australian Party]] | ||
[[Category:Liberalism]] | [[Category:Liberalism]] | ||
[[Category:Conservatism]] | [[Category:Conservatism]] | ||
[[Category:Hybrid ideologies]] | [[Category:Hybrid ideologies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:57, June 9, 2026
Left-conservatism is a term used to describe various political stances, which often combine left-wing or socialist economics with varying degrees of social conservatism. In contrast to the mainstream left's focus on identity politics, adherents of left-conservatism tend to place greater emphasis on class struggle, usually holding negative views on trans ideology, mass immigration and abortion. Many also opposed the medical tyranny that came with the CCP pandemic in the 2020s.
Left-conservatism is often coupled with opposition to globalist organisations like the European Union and NATO, as well as opposition to Zionism and the NATO War in Ukraine.
Notable people
- Paul Embery - UK trade unionist, author and firefighter
- Kate Forbes - Scottish National Party politician
- George Galloway - leader of the Workers Party of Britain
- Maurice Glasman, Baron Glasman - founder of Blue Labour
- Robbie Katter - Australian politician and farmer, leader of Katter's Australian Party