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'''Liberal self-righteousness''' is a narrow-minded trait amongst liberals to proclaim themselves superior to others. By definition, self-righteous individuals are convinced of one's own righteousness especially in contrast with the actions and beliefs of others. To most, [[liberal]] is now used as a derogatory term. This is evident when elected officials, such as [[Hillary Clinton]], would rather be associated as progressive than liberal. <ref>[http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2007/7/24/125521.shtml?s=lh Hillary Clinton: I’m Not a Liberal, NewsMax, July 27, 2007]</ref> But to many self-righteous liberals, the word liberal is a honor worthy of association. Proclaiming to pride oneself of be liberal can be understood as a delusional belief system while using myths as supporting evidence.

'''Liberal self-righteousness''' is a narrow-minded trait amongst liberals to proclaim themselves superior to others. By definition, self-righteous individuals are convinced of one's own righteousness especially in contrast with the actions and beliefs of others. To most, [[liberal]] is now used as a derogatory term. This is evident when elected officials, such as [[Hillary Clinton]], would rather be associated as progressive than liberal. <ref>[http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2007/7/24/125521.shtml?s=lh Hillary Clinton: I’m Not a Liberal, NewsMax, July 27, 2007]</ref> But to many self-righteous liberals, the word liberal is a honor worthy of association. Proclaiming to pride oneself of being liberal can be understood as a delusional belief system while using myths as supporting evidence.

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