I'm conservative. I was born an atheist and was never religious. I don't ever look backward, like Andrew Yang says: never backwards, never sideways, always forward. Science is my religion. I've voted for every atheist who has run for president since I turned 18.

@celticagent I was born and raised in a very religious and conservative family. The three out six kids who left my parents religion, all did so because data and facts did nto match uip with religious beliefs. So, I am speaking out of observation of my own family and other atheists i have met who also left religion. My observations tende to be generally true. As with all generalities there are always exceptions.

For boomers, think "hippie", or "dead head". For zoomers, think "SJW" (although zoomers are probably too young for a dating website)

@Bobby9 Yes. there are so many definitions of liberal, so what is yours ?

@Bobby9 Seriously.?.I think you should do some research into the meaning different political labels. Hard left would mean communism or at least socialism. here is a start
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@Bobby9 Sure it has many meanings as have many words in the English language but politically I would say liberals are progressive, believe in democracy and civil liberties, Freedom of the individual and law and order. They espouse capitalism but probably not globalism. secularism and gender equality and racial equality. Others may add or remove some things but I think the main things are there.

I don't particularly like labels but if I had to I would call myself a liberal socialist.

@Bobby9 Good point. I have heard it so often and never really thought about. I assumed that it meant progress in social development like health care and child welfare and stuff like that but I could be wrong.