Title: What is Centrist/Centrism — The Centrist Party
Headings: What is Centrist/Centrism
What is Centrist/Centrism
Salient points about Centrism from the CP perspective:
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What Centrists Are Not

Content: Ideology limits the capacity of reasoning
Centrist conviction is not limited by ideology
Reasoning is based on pragmatic reality and circumstance. Centrism is not a belief. It is an open book to an unfolding situation. This does not mean it is moderate, but that it is considerate of changing circumstances that may require reconsideration based on the intelligence available, and reason itself. Centrists are independent. Centrists argue based on reason and context to define relevance of a given point. Centrists tend to be pragmatic and avoid extremes whenever possible. Of course an extreme may be a required action so luckily Centrists tend to exercise reason in application. Centrists tend to dislike special interest influence and unfair practices. They don’t appreciate spin from candidates or news organizations.