By Tom Head
About.com
October 29, 2007
Pundits tend to divide America in two on a tidy, linear scale: Either you're conservative or you're liberal. Differences between one conservative and another conservative can be explained by describing one as "more conservative" or "less conservative" than the other, and the same applies to liberals. And if you don't fit neatly into the conservative or liberal camp, you're described as a "moderate" or "centrist"--someone who has no particularly strong opinions on politics, favors compromises, and is highly susceptible to the cultural flavor-of-the-day. [More...]
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