Far-Left
An economic and political system advocating for collective or government ownership of the means of production.
What is Socialism?
A political ideology focused on protecting individual freedom, rights, and equality under the law.
What is Liberalism?
Political ideology that holds intermediate or centrist, avoiding extreme, far-left, or far-right viewpoints.
What are moderates?
A political ideology what emphasized limited government, free market, and traditional family values.
What is conservatism?
Political movement that emphasizes nationalism, strict immigration policies, and conservative values.
What is MAGA?
A political and economic ideology aiming for a classless, stateless society based on common ownership of the means of production.
What is Communism?
One of the two major political parties in the U.S that aligns more with liberal beliefs.
What is the Democratic Party?
Many liberaltarians support this policy, state, or choice of refraining from interfering in the affairs of others and other nations.
What is non-intervention?
Prioritizing the rights and autonomy of the person over the group.
What is Individualism?
What is nationalism?
The majority racial demographic of the radical left
Who are White people?
A member of the Democratic Party who was entered office in 2009 and later passed the Affordable Care Act.
Who is Barack Obama?
Political ideology that leans right in economic issues and left in social issues, advocating for a free market, individual freedoms, and a limited government.
What is Libertarianism?
A Republican president known for spearheading his conservative economic policies including tax cuts, deregulation, and domestic budget reductions.
Who is Ronald Reagan?
Some far-right extremist ideologies may stem from this racist and prejudice belief in racial superiority.
What is white supremacy?
A phrase commonly associated with anti-capitalist and progressive movements about extreme wealth inequality.
What is "Eat the Rich?"
Democratic Party platform focus aiming for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions and investing in clean energy.
What is climate change?
An Independent Vermont senator self-described as a "democratic socialist" who advocates for working-class issues.
Who is Bernie Sanders?
This major political party developed from a progressive, pro-federal party into a conservative supporter of free markets, limited government, and individual freedom.
What is the Republican Party or the Grand Old Party (GOP)?
The idea that corporations in the U.S. can be granted some rights to act and be treated as "persons," such as entering contracts, owning property, free speech, and spending money to influence elections.
What is "Right of Corporations?"
Socialist idea of implementing a healthcare system to be available to all citizens.
What is universal healthcare?
Voter demographics are majority from these highly populated areas.
What are urban areas/cities?
The nominee of the Libertarian Party for the 2024 United States presidential election
Who is Chase Oliver?
Voter demographics for the Republican Party are majority located in these areas.
What are rural areas?
This is a form of government in which control lays within a small, elite group of people who typically serve their own interests.
What is an Oligarchy?