Forget all the recent talk about labels and who gets to wear the tag of ‘centrist’ or ‘liberal’ or ‘conservative’ or the even more ridiculous task of retrospectively guessing what some historical figure would have called himself a half century in the future. Labels are there to aid in thinking, to make thinking possible in fact, but they are always and everywhere over and under inclusive as well as occasionally being misleading.
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