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None of the above, not even nearly. And you can't write a definition off a random example anyway. That's not how definitions work.
A Liberal believes political power derives from the People. Government, where it's necessary, acts as a sort of referee and when it's not needed, gets out of the way. Basically the opposite of Authoritarianism, which Liberalism opposes. Liberalism rose to take power away from the First and Second Estates, those being the Church and the Aristocracy, the until-then dominant system based on a hierarchy. Liberalism opposes that sort of top-down approach.
Liberalism is passive government rather than active. My usual go-to example: to declare "all men are created equal" is Liberalism, but that's as far as it extends; to then use government to force the statistics to reflect that through Affirmative Action is a step beyond Liberalism.
All men are created equal is not liberalism, that is conservatism.
Liberalism is believing government can make all people equal.
Questioning a liberal's political beliefs is like questioning someone else's religious beliefs. If you disagree with them, you are EVIL.