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I tried. It was exhausting. I'm better now.
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Same applies when you hear an American person say they're a social-liberal but fiscal-conservative. They think it makes them sound like an enlightened centrist, but as soon as I hear it I think "oh, this person's a Trumper who doesn't have the balls to just say it."
Fiscal conservatives quietly became Republicans, but not "conservatives". There's a weird thing going on with that here... Your not wrong, though. They have been greedy cowards of they took this stance in the last few decades.
Fiscally conservative should mean voting for Democrats because Republicans are fucking awful with money.
But the Republicans still hold onto this myth that they're somehow more financially responsible.
We need a reverse version of that "always has been" meme for "never were"