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Note: from the standpoint of a liberal Usually this word is directly affiliated with the Republican party. The way it is defined today means strict laws that favor the Bible and other older teachings, a group that opposes loose personal freedoms but favors loose economic freedoms. Pretty much, anybody who believes that the greater half of life is the work life. Conservative can be used to describe liberals as well, because liberals favor loose personal freedoms but strict economic laws. Here's some food for thought: Democrats are more likely to be involved in scandals NOT INVOLVED with their jobs. Clinton is an example. Republicans are more likely to be involved in scandals INSIDE their jobs. Tom DeLay is an example.
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