I think you've hit the nail on the proverbial head. I didn't follow her pre-COVID, but I suspect she is more of what I call a 'classical' liberal, who is tolerant of different viewpoints, but likely wants more, rather than less, government. I believe that the COVID experience has opened her eyes to the role of present governmental establ…
I think you've hit the nail on the proverbial head. I didn't follow her pre-COVID, but I suspect she is more of what I call a 'classical' liberal, who is tolerant of different viewpoints, but likely wants more, rather than less, government. I believe that the COVID experience has opened her eyes to the role of present governmental establishment. Many of the historical 'liberals' have morphed into what is still often called 'liberal', but is actually far left or Communists. I have a dear old friend who fits the classical liberal definition reasonably well, but spends too much time on NPR and PBS, being programmed to think that the conservative viewpoint equates to Nazi-ism. We are slowly broaching political discourse, but I am slow with it. The problem with my approach is that we don't have much time left.
I think you've hit the nail on the proverbial head. I didn't follow her pre-COVID, but I suspect she is more of what I call a 'classical' liberal, who is tolerant of different viewpoints, but likely wants more, rather than less, government. I believe that the COVID experience has opened her eyes to the role of present governmental establishment. Many of the historical 'liberals' have morphed into what is still often called 'liberal', but is actually far left or Communists. I have a dear old friend who fits the classical liberal definition reasonably well, but spends too much time on NPR and PBS, being programmed to think that the conservative viewpoint equates to Nazi-ism. We are slowly broaching political discourse, but I am slow with it. The problem with my approach is that we don't have much time left.