Bush is liberal.

[12th Doctor]

I do have my disagreements with Bush and I would say that he is liberal on some issues, such as government spending.  I wouldn't call him 'extremely conservative' socially.  Not even close.  He is right of center.  I just think that it is halarious that the libs are running around saying that he is extremely conservative.  It shows how monsterously bias they are.  I wouldn't even verture to say that Kerry is 'extremely liberal' on anything, because chances are, he will have a different stance on the issues tomorrow (sorry, had to take that dig).  Bush looks pretty pro-immigration to me.  He isn't chaining women to the kitchen sink.  So then it comes down to three issues, well four I suppose, and this is were liberals show there true colors.

1) Bush is pro-tradition families

Liberal translation- Bush is extreme

2) Bush is anti-abortion

Liberal translation- Bush is extreme

3) Bush is pro-civil union but against gay marriage

Liberal translation- Bush is extreme

4) Bush dosn't believe in abortion on demand

Liberal translation- Bush is extreme

Are we noticing a pattern here.  Liberals won't admit that there views are liberal.  Instead, 'they are moderate and conservatives are extreme.  Nader's not extreme, he's liberal'.  
I'm not saying this about all of you Dems out there, quite the contrary, there are some very fair minded Dems on this forum, but this seem s to be what I take away from discussions with most of you.

[12th Doctor]

Bush is not advocating to adopt civil unions, and is not a liberal on  that issue. He is against gun control and for capital punishment (didn't he argue that Jesus supported capital punishment) and therefore can never be called a liberal. But if someone runs a smear campaign against him calling him a liberal, it is fine by me.

WOW... you totally missed my point.  My point was not that Bush was a liberal on THOSE issues, just that just because he is a conservative doesn't make him extreme like Wakie was atempting to assert.