Washington was a federalist. Federalists in his time supported the idea of a strong, structured central government. This contrasts with modern conservatives who are more Jeffersonian in thought and practice. They call for a more decentralized federal government with more emphasis on state's rights.
If Washington were to run for office these days I'm sure he would be considered a left leaning libertarian.
whig, he was for the revolution tories were not
No- he died several years before the Whig party was born.
Yes he was a Patriot
yes he is liberal not conservative
they were both liberal and conservative. In their strong or weak government policy, they were liberal. But they were conservative in that they believed in industry, big business, and rich controlling the government.
The answer is exactly what you asked. The order is liberal, conservative, then reactionary.
Liberal
liberal conservative reactionary liberal, moderate, conservative.
liberal
Charles Krauthammer said on Inside Washington that 22% of US voters are Liberal and twice that are Conservative
He is Liberal
Conservative
liberal, moderate, conservative
yes he is liberal not conservative
liberal, moderate, conservative
Liberal, Conservative, & Reactionary. (answer from APEX Learning)
they were both liberal and conservative. In their strong or weak government policy, they were liberal. But they were conservative in that they believed in industry, big business, and rich controlling the government.
Liberal
He is Liberal
Liberal.