Liberal Hippy Politics, is a concept that faded into history during the late 70s or early 80s after hitting its peak around 1972.
The hippy political movement was an anti-establishment force that was organized by anti-war college students. In 1968, Bobby Kennedy was the first presidential candidate supported by the hippies and George McGovern was the last major hippy supported candidate in 1972.
During the 70s, the hippies grew up and became yuppies and supported moderate mainstream candidates like Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.

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"Obamanomics: $1.08 trillion debt and 8.9% unemployment for 2012"

"The Congressional Budget Office on Tuesday predicted the budget deficit will rise to $1.08 trillion in 2012.

CBO also projected the jobless rate would rise to 8.9 percent by the end of 2012, and to 9.2 percent in 2013."

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Remember in this definition "Hippy" is short for "Hypocrite".

A system where the politician is always above the taxpayer and does not have to conform to the same rules or laws as the taxpayer. This kind of politics embraces the idea that a standard of living determined by a specific political party takes precedent over every form of economics. Yet the political party is always above the designated standard of living. Puts the well being of nature on the same living standard as a human being and uses this point as a facade to rally voters and lobbyist. When in fact the politician cares nothing of the subjects in point but only of the climb to success on the political ladder. Thus is the reason for irresponsible and frugal spending on natural and social protectionist measures in time of massive debt. The oppression and use of voters trust and taxes for political power. Plus the distortion of funding in the educational direction. ex. The more money the government dumps into education the worse the graduation rate becomes therefore justifying more government spending in education and the creation of more government jobs.