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Ideology: Right
Right of Center, Conservative, Ultra-Conservative

    

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What does it mean to be a conservative?

You resist change simply for the sake of change. You are cautious and pro-status quo. You invoke a "good steward" mentality and are careful with management of resources. You tend to be pro-business, anti-tax and anti-regulation.

A right of center or "conservative" individual tends to philosophically believe in a majority of these political positions. It's not a perfect list, but generalizations of a conservative leaning philosophy:

  • Actively support a return of prayer in schools
  • Believe in our Second Amendment 'Right to Keep and Bear Arms'
  • Believe that parents (not schools or teachers) should educate children about sex
  • Believe in a strong national defense
  • Economic allocative efficiency (as opposed to popular equity)
  • Endorse choice in education
  • Endorse lower taxes & tax cuts (favoring the upper class)
  • Favor the death penalty
  • Favor stronger law enforcement and anti-crime laws
  • Generally don't care much for the United Nations
  • Oppose same-sex marriages
  • Staunchly pro-life and want to stop abortions
  • Support free enterprise
  • Support limited government
  • Support strong public morality
  • Support laws against pornography & obscenities
  • Support enforcement of current immigration laws
  • Support private medical care & retirement plans
  • Support tightening of our border security
  • Want to open foreign markets to products made in the USA
  • Want to weaken or eliminate failed social support programs

   

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Take the Conservative Ideology Quiz and find out whether you're a Faith-Based Fighter, Flag-Waving Everyman, Free Marketeer, Values Guardian, Anti-Government Gunslinger, or Freedom Crusader.

   

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