It Isn’t Right of Center

(Community Matters) I reject the narrative that America is a right of center country.  Americans are generally fiscally conservative and socially moderate to liberal.  We value accountability, initiative and opportunities over guaranteed outcomes.  We aren’t afraid to give neighbors a handup, even a hand out from time to time – though we expect good behavior, respect for the rule of law and a solid work ethic.

We value separation of church and state, while we honor our places of worship and the contributions they make to our society.  We don’t want our neighbors or government in our bedrooms, and we want support for families – all families – as it’s hard enough in today’s economy.

One response to “It Isn’t Right of Center

  1. I think the issue is that people see “center” in different places. The more I try to find the middle… the more it moves (depending if the person I speak to is left or right).

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