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Informed
-adjective
Having much knowledge
or education; "an informed public";
"informed opinion";
Educated, knowledgeable.
Sovereign
-adjective
Having supreme, ultimate power.
Exercising power of rule. Exceptional in
quality. Extremely potent or effective.
Constituent  
-adjective
A resident of a district or member of a
group represented by an elected official.
One that authorizes another to act as a
representative; a client.
Capitalism
-noun
An economic system characterized by
private or corporate ownership of capital
goods, by investments that are
determined by private decision, and by
prices, production, and the distribution
of goods that are determined mainly by
competition in a free market.
Socialism
-noun
A theory or system of social
organization that advocates the vesting
of the ownership and control of the of
capital, land, etc., in the
community as a whole.
(in Marxist theory) the stage following
capitalism in the transition of a society
to communism, characterized by the
imperfect implementation
of collectivist principles
Marxism
-noun
The economic and political theories of
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels that
hold that human actions and
institutions are economically determined
and that class struggle
is needed to create historical change
and that capitalism  will ultimately
be superseded by communism.
Communism
-noun
A materialistic and militantly
atheistic ideology created to justify
the overthrow of Capitalism, replacing
free market economics and democracy
with a "dictatorship of the proletariat".
Under Communism, the political
system replaces the private ownership
of the means of production with
"collective ownership" (actually
nationalization).
Czar (Tsar)
-noun
A ruler who claims the same rank as a
Roman emperor, with the approval of
another emperor or a supreme
ecclesiastical official. Occasionally,
the word could be used to designate
other, non-Christian, supreme rulers.
Conservative
-adjective
Adheres to principles of limited
government, personal responsibility
and moral values, agreeing with
George Washington's Farewell
Address that "religion and morality
are indispensable supports"
to political prosperity
Liberal
-adjective
A liberal is someone who is not bound
by traditional forms. A liberal (also
leftist) is someone who rejects logical
and biblical standards, often
for self-centered reasons.
Liberalism began as a movement for
individual liberties, but today is
increasingly statist, and in
Europe even socialistic.
Progressives
-noun
One believing in moderate political
change and especially social
improvement by governmental action.
Libertarian
-noun
One who advocates maximizing
individual rights and minimizing
the role of the state.
One who believes in free will.
Elite
-noun
The elite are a relatively small
dominant group within a large society,
having a privileged status perceived
as being envied by others of a lower
line of order. The socially
superior part of society
Anarchy
-noun
Absence of government, a state of
lawlessness or political disorder due
to the absence of governmental
authority. A utopian society of
individuals who enjoy complete
freedom without government.
Absence of order
Tradition
-noun
The handing down of statements,
beliefs, legends, customs, information,
etc., from generation to generation.
Values
-noun
The ideals, customs, institutions, etc.,
of a society toward which the people of
the group have an affective regard.
These values may be positive, as
cleanliness, freedom, or education,
or negative, as cruelty, crime,
or blasphemy.
Tyranny
-noun
A leader who places his or her own
interests or the interests of a small
oligarchy over the best interests
of the general population, which the
tyrant governs or controls.
Use of absolute power.
Federalism
-noun
A system of government in which power
is divided between a central authority
and constituent political units.
The U.S. Constitution establishes a
government based on "federalism,"
or the sharing of power between the
national, and state
(and local) governments.
Republic
-noun
a state in which the supreme power
rests in the body of citizens entitled to
vote and is exercised by representatives
chosen directly or indirectly by them.
Lobbyist
-noun
someone who is employed to
persuade legislators to vote for
legislation that favors the lobbyist's
employer and or client.
Caliphate
-noun
A caliphate is the traditional Islamic
form of government, presided over by
a caliph, either appointed or elected,
who is considered the political leader
of all Muslims. The caliphate also
incorporates a shura, a body similar
to a parliament, that represents the will
of the people and may elect and/or
advise the caliph. Though originally,
and ideally according to some, a
caliphate — or the caliphate — is a
unique entity that unites all Muslims
under its rule, there have been
concurrent and even competing
caliphates at some points in history.
Shariah Law
-noun
Islamic law, both civil and criminal
justice as well as regulating individual
conduct both personal and moral.
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Apathy
-noun
Lack of interest or concern, especially
regarding matters of general
importance or appeal; indifference.
Normalcy Bias
sociology
The normalcy bias refers to an extreme
mental state people enter when facing
a disaster. It causes people to
underestimate both the possibility of
a disaster occurring and also its possible
effects. People with a
normalcy bias have difficulties
reacting to something they
have not experienced before.
How do you tell a Communist?
It's someone who reads Marx and Lenin.

How do you tell an anti-Communist?
It’s someone who understands Marx and Lenin.

-Ronald Reagan
40th President
of the United States
FOUNDER'S NOTE:
I was never involved in politics.
I never paid any attention.
It was boring.
Bill Clinton changed all that
with one lewd act.
Thanks Bill!

I voted for the first time in 2000.
I was raised a Democrat but
registered as a Republican.
Since then, I pay close attention

Today, I AM ASHAMED OF
BOTH PARTIES.
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Anna Kroyman
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09/21/2009
I weep for the liberty of my country
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Personal Conservatism
Because Conservatives often have strong political
views, there can be a tendency to see conservatism
as a purely political ideology. However, there is also
a strong personal side to conservatism - being a
conservative is as much about applying conservative
values to one's everyday life as it is about
campaigning and voting for conservative candidates.
In general, conservatives can be characterized by a
strong sense of personal morality, a willingness to
observe their culture's traditions and customs, and a
desire to be respectable and to show due respect to
other members of the community.
Personal Liberalism
Being a liberal is promoting maximum individual
freedom as well as being open minded and tolerant.
new and different ideas even those that may seem
strange and unacceptable to the majority.

Please note that the above are the characteristics of
true or classic liberals. Unfortunately, this has been
distorted by those who claim to be liberals but have
other agendas thus creating a new concept of
liberalism which encompasses radical ideas.
These are Progressives.
Liberalism vs Progressivism
In US politics, progressive is sometimes used as a synonym for "liberal". Liberals use the term to describe
themselves and their policies in contrast to "regressive" policies of their opponents. It was also meant to
create a belief that conservatives were not able to think of a progressive future.
Progressivism is a way of life. Liberalism is not.
American progressives tend to support international economics: they advocate progressive taxation and
oppose the growing influence of corporations. Progressives are in agreement on an international scale with
left-liberalism in that they support organized labor and trade unions, they usually wish to introduce a
living wage, and they often support the creation of a universal health care system.
Socialism is advancing in America behind the "Progressive" label.
You may not be as Liberal as you think you are. You just might be a Libertarian!

The Socialist, Progressive Movement is Unconstitutional

Socialism in America is alive, well, and growing

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