Center
Center adjective - Of or belonging to neither the right nor the left politically or intellectually.
Liberal
Liberal adjective - Not bound by traditional ways or beliefs.
Both words in one sentence
- More seriously, however, the extreme liberalism of WTP, weakens the Democratic Party, and divides the liberal and center-left vote allowing Donald Rumsfeld to be elected to the presidency twice, without even winning a majority of popular votes.
Source: Fictional Political Party -
Originally neo-conservative at its founding, these days it is similar to The Atlantic in that it's moderately center-right in its political position while also including libertarian and liberal authors.
- The Green Party isn't the joke it is in the real world, and has split the liberal vote with the World Voice Party (whose major policies center around equal rights for all sentient creatures).
Source: Fictional Political Party
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