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Clairo Liberal 

A disingenuous liberal, or a dino. Someone who makes every effort to appear as a liberal but shortly beyond the surface-level they are conservative. Clairo liberals can be seen wearing thrifted clothes, throwing bottles at usually black artists during concerts when they don't perform as well as they'd like, have at least one close friend that support really mucked up politicians or governments
Fannie Pilson is a clairo liberal who will be the first person since the start of her genealogical line to not have children. She can barely afford her $90k a year liberal arts school because her family has made no contributions to society to have high salaries and she's not accomplished enough to earn scholarships. Fannie Pilson, makes an effort to wear thrifted clothing, and visibly seem liberal, but her close friends are one connection away from insurrectionists. Fannie is a clairo liberal.
Clairo Liberal by 7inchgirths December 8, 2023
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Clairo Liberal 

- might appear as liberal, but under the surface or within a certain amount of time interacting with them, you realize they're really bigoted

- usually have really bigoted friends
- care a lot about appearing liberal, probably thrifts
- probably attends a small liberal arts college (tuition is payed for from rent from the house their parents used a loan twenty years ago and their support of anti-housing policies that reduce supply), or a small public state university (they're parents are parasitic public-sector workers e.g. police officers), usually no in-between.
Megan Butman is a Clairo Liberal from Massachusetts who thrifts and looks like a hipster because she doesn't want to loose out on social and economic opportunities, but her friends support apartheid.
Clairo Liberal by DictionaryNotUrban December 25, 2023
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