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Old Posted Jan 6, 2014, 12:53 AM
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The states with the most restrictive liquor laws are some of the most conservative.

Ideologically, modern conservatives generally crusade against drinking, legalization of marijuana, —, marriage equality and other supposed vices - often using the government to regulate them.
No.. Conservatives have allowed religious influence to pollute their philosophies... Regulating liquor is not a conservative philosophy... It might be a popular Republican philosophy but it's not a conservative one.... Regulation is a liberal philosophy

People classified as liberal are not liberal on everything. People classified as conservative are not conservative on everything... Most people become hypocritical at some point....

If you believe that the Utah State government should have less regulation over our alcohol laws and let private business do what they do and serve the public.... Then you are conservative on the issue of alcohol regulation...

There is a war in the Republican Party right now... There are Republicans like John McCain who have become corrupted by liberal progressivism as a result of religious influence... Then there are the libertarian Republicans like Rand Paul Who are totally against the government regulating stuff like drugs alcohol and marriage.... The Republican Party that has evolved over the last 20 years is standing on borrowed time... They are toast... So are the Liberal dems....
     
     
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