Stuart Jansen wrote:
Really? I see that as a sign of our country's cohesiveness. Compared to
many countries, both of our parties are pretty moderate. We have plenty
You have a different definition of moderate than people who study world
politics:
http://politicalcompass.org/analysis2
If you look at the bottom graph and if you define conservative as the
upper right quadrant on that graph(which would be a neo-conservative)
Then Bush is the most extreme of any current leader. I consider both
parties neo-conservative. Nader is Liberal. The green party is
Liberal. The libertarian party and constitutional parties are
libertarian(on a federal level anyways). None of them are "moderate"
but that's all relative.
Kyle
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