Re: Jay Severin is Not a Liberal
> > > "With newly syndicated "libertarian/libertine" (read:
> > > anti-Bush quasi-liberal) host Jay Severin (real name:
> > Jimmy
> > > Severino) still leading the pack, many controversies
> > emanate
> > > from just a small number of questionable personalities.
> >
> > Oh PLEASE... Jay Severin is -N O T- a liberal.
> Libertarians
> > are closer to the GOP than they are to the Democrats.
> Just
> > because someone is against this president does not mean
> they
> > are liberal, just intelligent.
>
> As a registered Libertarian, I'm a little offended by that.
> The current GOP theocratic/neo-con/Big Oil-based platform
> has nothing to do with our ideals aside from the occasional
> bit of lip service. Ending the pointless drug war,
> protecting our national parks and forests by handing them
> over to organizations that won't sell them in bits to the
> highest bidder, ending foreign aid to dictators that we end
> up having to kill 20 years later, supporting freedom of
> speech without qualifiers, protecting the right to privacy
> in one's own home...those are Republican positions?
>
>
> >
> >

> >
> > He's also a flake by the way. We wouldn't want him. The
> > Unequalizer needs to get back on his meds. Anyone who
> > writes this kind of garbage isn't all there. Next we're
> > going to hear that Tucker Carlson and Joe Scarborough are
> > having a secret LIBERAL affair.
> >
>
> At least Severin is entertaining even if he's a complete
> phony. Most libtalkers can only barely manage that. And I
> thought Maloney liked Tucker "The Bowtie From Hell" Carlson
> and Joe "I Left Congress In Disgrace And Got My Own TV Show
> In The Deal" Scarborough.
>
And I am astonished about the number of ignorant people who think that a "libertarian" somehow connected to being a "liberal".
A libertarian believes in a very limited government.
Also, "Republican" and "conservative", or "Democrat" and "liberal" often do not corrolate.
Republicans and Democrats are members of political parties with agendas. The terms conservative, liberal, moderate, etc. describe one's ideology and attitudes toward relationships between individuals, society and government, and often an individual may be more conservative in some areas and more liberal in others.
A Libertarian, on the other hand, is a member of a political party which has specific platforms regarding personal liberties and the role of government.