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liberal

adjective as in broad-minded

adjective as in abundant, profuse

adjective as in not strict or literal

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That pattern is driven by young voters, Mitchell said, who “end up voting later than everyone else,” and tend to lean more liberal.

“They have painted California to be so liberal that if we let the rest of the country become like California, the whole operation will collapse,” Horn said.

Rather than build a gripping, inclusive liberal patriotism that the country is starving for, Harris fell back on targeting specific groups and complaining that Trump was being divisive.

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Backers say they want to take liberal politics and indoctrination out of the classroom.

The Social Security program, as it exists in the United States, was created in 1935 under President Franklin D. Roosevelt as part of his liberal New Deal policy package.

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