@suzianne said
Good question.
The four he mentions are the easy ones. Every American I know already has them, they're a given. The four you mention are apparently the ones hard to come by.
A primer for Suzianne:
Liberals generally believe in governmental action to achieve equal opportunity and equality for all.
That, It is the 'duty of the govt' to reduce community issues, and to guarantee that no one is in need.
Conservatives believe in personal responsibility, LIMITED government, free markets, individual liberty, Traditional American Values, and a strong national defense. They believe the purpose of government is otherwise to provide people the Freedom necessary to pursue their Own goals. The people are empowered to solve their problems, not the government. All of this paragraph includes Independence, freedom, liberty and opportunity. So, you see that the liberal doctrine cannot possibly include these concepts in their doctrine.
Liberals want more taxes, larger government. Conservatives are exactly the opposite. Your first sentence above says that the four i mention are 'a given'. Suzianne, th the liberals do not convert them a 'given' at all. There can be no liberty when the government is larger. Look it up. That thus takes away freedoms. Which reduces independence, which reduces opportunity.
You folks and your government would be best served if you reduce the size of government so that our children can grow and prosper, which they cannot possibly do when in a govt stranglehold. "To each according to their needs, from each according to their ability". Brrrrrrr. Yet, you think this is cool??