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corservatism 

corservative (one who supports corservatism).

noun

or (corporate conservatism) is inverse to conservatism, which defines upholding to traditional values and ideas committed to idealism. Whereas corservatism however is a centralized economic elitist movement dedicated exclusively to the pursuit of material wealth and gain, of a purely materialistic disposition void of idealistic attributes. Which is falsely represented and confused as traditional conservativism.
american conservatism today is by definition the epitome of corservatism.
corservatism by Baron Neville June 2, 2017
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corservatism 

corservative (one who supports corservatism).

noun

or (corporate conservatism) is inverse to conservatism, which defines upholding to traditional values and ideas committed to idealism. Whereas conservatism however is a centralized economic elitist movement dedicated exclusively to the pursuit of material wealth and gain, of a purely materialistic disposition void of idealistic attributes. Which is falsely represented and confused as traditional conservativism.
american conservatism today is by definition the epitome of corservatism.
corservatism by Baron Neville June 2, 2017

Conservatism 

(unbiased definition)

Conservatism is a political philosophy that is used in politics trying to keep tradition and avoiding changes in countries. Conservatism is rightist, not far-right but definitely not leftist.
Liberal(believes in Liberalism): I told you, we MUST raise the tax for the rich!
Conservative(believes in Conservatism): How about we not do it?
Conservatism by r1dfgamez December 17, 2018

Conservatism 

a political and social philosophy that promotes the maintenance of traditional institutions and supports, at the most, minimal and gradual change in society.
Conservatism is the opposite of Liberalism
Conservatism by Amethyst Pendant March 21, 2011

E-Coli conservatism

political belief in cutting government costs even if such cuts result in devastating harm.
We have E-Coli conservatism to thank for lead in children's toys, unsafe non-prescription drugs, and dangerous spinach.

Democratic conservatism 

Democratic conservatism is characterized by a set of values and beliefs that is distinct from liberalism such as an emphasis on small government, moralism, and individualism. In contrast to classical liberalism, conservatism emphasizes the rule of law, traditional social and moral standards, and respect for authority. It also holds that society should be regulated to preserve the traditional order. In the United States, Democratic conservatism is an ideology that is mostly associated with the Republican Party, though it has a history in the Democratic Party their views on foreign policy, social issues, and military affairs have been criticized. Modern Democratic conservatism believes that religion, civil rights, traditional family values, and free markets should be supported, but that government should be limited, and the federal government should be restructured to be more efficient. They hijacked the Republican Party after the 1990s and began to use the Republican Party to promote their ideology which was the opposition to liberal policies such as abortion, gun control, gay rights, and environmentalism. In other words, they are the Dixiecrats of the 21st century.
Democratic conservatism in the United States is the main reason why Republicans are accused of racism and homophobia.
Democratic conservatism by Doctor WTF November 15, 2022

compassionate conservatism 

A phrase coined by the Republicans for the 2000 presidential election in an effort to divert focus from the fact that in recent history the party had not been known for its compassion. Thus, a camouflage over reality, a diversion of attention from unflattering fact, a ruse, a marketing gimmick to cover up a weakness by asserting that you actually have the strength when you don’t.
“In his Inaugural Address, the President called on Americans to become citizens, not spectators. Since that time the President has used compassionate conservatism as his governing philosophy as the Administration has moved to tackle some of society's toughest assignments, such as educating our children, fighting poverty at home, and helping poor countries around the globe.”
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