Title: Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not? - Quora
Headings: Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not?
Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not?
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Chris Bast
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T. Collins Logan
Craig Schlieve
Jacob Sommer
Ceilidh Jones
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T. Collins Logan
, Worked at Public Policy Center, Many Years Researching Public Affairs
Answered 5 years ago · Author has 2.2K answers and 1.6M answer views
Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not? A2A. I think Chris Bast pretty much nails it: there are too many flavors of "conservatism" to make a meaningful generalization. There is also a wide spectrum of "Libertarian," some of whom can be quite "conservative," in a liberal sense. :-) My 2 cents. 1K views
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Craig Schlieve
, studied at University of Wisconsin - Whitewater
Answered 4 years ago · Author has 232 answers and 190.7K answer views
Is it true that Conservatives believe in a strong central government while Libertarians do not? Conservatives is a wide range, but many of the people in the United States call themselves conservative because they would like to conserve the liberal (libertarian) ideas of the United States Constitution. There are religious conservatives, these range from personally conservative that think what you do is disgusting but don’t want the government involved, to the Westboro types that think God punishes people because our government doesn’t have laws against sin. Those are the two types of Conservatives that I am aware of in the United States.