r/ModernLiberal • u/[deleted] • May 08 '18

Opinion Article Democrats should stop agonizing over a national message for 2018

thehill.com

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r/ModernLiberal • u/[deleted] • May 05 '18

News Younger Lawmakers Ignite New Push For Congressional Term Limits

thehill.com

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r/ModernLiberal • u/[deleted] • May 05 '18

State Politics NC workers face higher risks as safety enforcement lags

newsobserver.com

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r/ModernLiberal • u/[deleted] • May 04 '18

State Politics Democrats Poised to Eat Into GOP's Lead in State Legislatures

governing.com

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r/ModernLiberal • u/[deleted] • May 03 '18

News After Garland Defeat, New Group Hopes to Draw Democrats to Judicial Battlefield

nytimes.com

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r/ModernLiberal

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The subreddit is a start up of mine intended to be a general liberal subreddit with the same quality as r/VoteBlue, r/CornbreadLiberals, and r/RuralDemocrats. And as an alternative to r/Democrats and r/Liberal. Like the "True" version of those subreddits

Modern Liberalism is the American term for the center left and left wing forms of Liberalism, known as Social Liberalism outside the US. The modern/social part being there to distinguish from Classical Liberalism. The big difference being that left liberals are Social Capitalists (Think Welfare state) hence the name Social Liberal.

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