liberalism

Rather, the dalliance between left and right is taking place at the margins where a mutual disgust for liberalism fuels the romance.

Unlike Marxism or reform liberalism, it has no systematic ideological program; rather, it is a set of dispositions and attitudes.

In this manner, Protestantism begat modern liberalism and individualism.

Two weeks before Clinton won the presidency, Time magazine reported that his “economic vision” was “perhaps best described as a call for a We decade; not the old I-am-my-brother’s-keeper brand of traditional Democratic liberalism.”

Exploiting the country’s history of racism to maintain power and influence has become liberalism’s modus operandi.