Quantum Windbag
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Except he's not socially Liberal. Just because he supports gun control laws and is not going to get rid of Abortion despite being pro-life does not make him socially Liberal either. One issue does not make someone a Liberal or Conservative. Otherwise just about every other politician would be both a Liberal and Conservative.
That is exactly what makes him socially liberal. Socially conservative people want to force people to agree with their point of view, and legislate it into existence.
Social conservatism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaSocial conservatism is a political or moral ideology that believes that government has a role in encouraging or enforcing what they consider traditional values or behaviors.
Don't be so stuck in a rut that you cannot admit the truth that is right in front of you.
Well, if we're going to Wiki Academy here, I'd like to offer some food for thought.
1. I believe that a two parent household is better than a single parent one (most of the time).
2. I believe that people should realize their full potential and be contributing members of society.
3. I cringe when people say they don't vote or try to eschew jury duty.
4. I think Pride Parades are more about sex and costumes and less about political jurisprudence. I ******* hate them.
I also vote Democrat, support a right to a good public education, think that teachers are underpaid, would like to see the playing field evened a bit for the poor, and feel that same sex marriage is not detrimental to society. I recycle, I donate to charity, I'm a member of the Junior League, and was a card-carrying member of SEIU.
Social conservative? Depends on which way you're peering at the bell jar.
Do you believe the government should regulate any of that?
Involving the government is the difference between a liberal and a conservative.