Freedom, Equality and Brotherhood liberalism.1
The …, under the leadership of …, has ushered in an era of liberal politics that promises a freer society where all citizens have a part in the political process.
"You will find many ideologues who claim to represent the will of the people, but who silence its voice when it cries out in opposition to their policies. Not we! We will remove the people's shackles, one by one, until they are freed of the yoke of the past. Only then can we see what the will of the people truly is, and let it shape the future."
Marketplace of the World liberalism.2
The … market has grown famous worldwide for being welcoming and open to foreign trade.
"We will enjoy the most exotic goods from the most distant markets, not through conquest and subjugation of foreign peoples, but through offering them what we have in return. A nation which is confident in what it has to offer has no need for arms. Except, of course, if arms is what it is selling!"
The Thought, the Word and the Ideal liberalism.3
Those who seek to think boldly and freely are increasingly finding … to be one of the safest places to explore their ideas.
"Have you read the filth laid out in this supposed 'poem' about the … …? Outrageous." "Outrageous!" "Written by one of … countrymen, too. Can you imagine?" "I got a copy for myself. Someone needs to keep an eye on these literary libertines. The … government certainly isn't!"
Open Arms liberalism.4
… has become renown around the world as a place that welcomes immigrants without discriminating.
"Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
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