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Common Sense
by cpadmin — published Apr 27, 2007 — last modified May 30, 2013 12:30 PM — filed under: , ,
Common sense allows us to view issues in a pragmatic fashion. When any issue is caught up in bias, its capacity for reason is diluted. Many a bill has been compromised to meet the needs of bias rather than the public good. This usually depends on who has the voting power in congress.
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Overview
by cpadmin — published Feb 11, 2007 — last modified Oct 17, 2013 11:46 PM — filed under:
Centrism is about taking a solid stand on strong principles. Centrism is not about compromise or moderation, it is considerate of them. Centrism is about achieving common sense solutions that fit current needs; ensure the public trust; serve the common good, and address short and long term needs. Fiscal and social responsibility balanced with personal responsibility and capacity tied to performance and progress.
Making a Meaningful Difference
by cpadmin — published Feb 11, 2007 — last modified Oct 08, 2012 05:51 PM — filed under:
The Centrist Party - Broadening the scope of choice for America.
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Why Centrist
by cpadmin — published Feb 11, 2007 — last modified Oct 08, 2012 05:50 PM — filed under:
Simply put, if you compromise to create a policy solution between the right and the left, you end up with a policy solution that is compromised. Compromising reason to produce policy does not produce the best policy, it produces compromised policy. We should work hard not to compromise reason to satisfy moderation of the better, or best solution.
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What is Centrist/Centrism
by cpadmin — published Feb 11, 2007 — last modified May 02, 2013 03:12 PM — filed under:
Centrists don't have party lines. Centrists believe that solutions are more important than bias. While there is no set rule for what a Centrist is, there are some generally accepted guidelines that seem to depict the Centrist mode of thought. Centrism is a political ideology based on reason and pragmatism considerate of short and long term thinking - Centrism is not defined by compromise or moderation, it is considerate of them. Centrism is about achieving common sense solutions that appropriately address current and future needs; support the public trust; and serve the common good with consideration of risk and capacity in context of these needs.
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