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Compassionate conservatism is a political philosophy that stresses using traditionally conservative techniques and concepts in order to improve the general welfare of society. Historian and president...
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Last week a trio of outraged Republican presidential contenders dismissed the idea of "compassionate conservatism," espoused by Texas Gov. George W. Bush, as hot air at best and, at worst, a slur on past Republican accomplishments...
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If 2000 Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush has a catchphrase, it's "compassionate conservatism." But like so many political slogans, this term can mean very different things. Marvin Olasky--author of The Tragedy of American Compassion and an advisor to Bush--seeks to describe what he believes it is.
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Anagram analysis of the compassionate in conservatism, from Irregular Times ... What Does the "Compassionate" in "Compassionate Conservatism Really Mean?
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In 2000, when George W. Bush accepted the GOP presidential nomination, he told the story of juvenile delinquent Johnny Demon to highlight the need for "compassionate conservatism." Now 21, Demon has no job, no permanent home and no idea he was used in Bush's speech. ... Also heard on NPR stations: ... This American Life PRI...
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I now imagine that this is what is meant by compassionate conservatism. I now understand how, in butchering certain words, George W. Bush can pervert their meanings without flubbing their pronunciation. I can see how "win" can mean manipulate and "protect" can mean pillage and "concern" can be a mask for cruelty.
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by Mark Kleiman ... I guess that’s what you call it when you recruit black folks from homeless shelters in Philadelphia for $100 each and send them to black precincts in Prince George’s County, Maryland, to hand out phony “Democratic” fliers for Republican candidates and ... And no, it’s not a rogue operation;
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According to the White House web site, since President George W. Bush "called on Americans to become citizens, not spectators" in his January 20, 2001, Inaugural Address, he "has used compassionate conservatism as his governing philosophy." [1]
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