woodwork201
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Of course throw attacks rather than answer the question. You can't explain it because there's no such thing as Conservatives.The exact answer one expects from a "conservative."Conservatives know the difference.You called yourself a "conservative" not a Conservative.
The former has no relation to the latter except in spelling.
Explain the difference.
"conservatives" do not have sufficient self awareness to comprehend the conflict between their day to day words and actions and the Ideology they purport to be supporting.
I'm conservative and I don't know the difference - because there's no such thing as a Conservative. There are republicans and Republicans and there are democrats and Democrats. But the problem is, there's no group that has the proper name of Conservative. If you know of one, then quit avoiding answering the question and tell us.
He doesn't know a thing about Conservatives so he conflates them with other groups.
There used to be Conservative, Moderate, and Liberal Democrats and Republicans.
There has not been a Conservative president since Gerald Ford.
Harry Truman would have been the last Democratic Conservative to be President.
Following the Southern Plan
Republicans recruited Democrats unhappy with the Liberalism of the Democratic party toward race.
Then the anti-abortion crowd, anti-vax, anti-science, gunners and thus the growing stupification and dishonesty of the GOP.
These people have no idea of what Republican philosophy is but they call themselves "conservative" so the GOP became conflated with political stupidity.
Your doing
BUT
If you don't know why MTG and BoBo are not Conservatives that, my tiny brained "conservative" is entirely on you.
You're problem is that you're ingorant and do not understand the English language.
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