A moderate can be a Democrat, Republican, 3rd party, or independent. They are also called "Centrists". Conservatives (mostly Republican) tend to be what is called "right of center" . Liberals (mainly Democrats) are generally "left of center".
The vast majority of Americans are moderates, and want the country governed from the middle. Not too far right, or too far left. Politically, moderate politicians are important as they keep the government from going too far left or right, and more towards the middle, where the majority want it.
In the public sector, moderates are important because they have the numbers, and control the elections. Most moderate Democrats will note for a moderate Republican over a liberal Democrat, just as most moderate Republicans will vote for a moderate Democrat over a far right conservative Republican.
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Moderates are not extreme, radical, or partisan. They hold conservative and liberal views. They are open minded people and make decisions that are best for the country and not their party. Not all moderates are the same....hope that cleared it up some
The Radicals were opposed to the "politics of prayers" followed by the Moderates within the Congress. They explored more radical objectives and methods. They emphasised the importance of self reliance and constructive work. They argued that people must rely on their own strength, not on the "good" intentions of the government (as was the stated policy of the Moderates). They believed that people must fight for swaraj .Posted by ayush varma(kv student)
Political socialization is the process by which people acquire political beliefs and attitudes.
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