right-of-center
Leaning politically conservative
Right-of-center describes political views that lean conservative but are not extreme—occupying the space between the moderate middle and the firmly right wing.
The term positions someone on the traditional left-right political spectrum: a right-of-center candidate, right-of-center economic policies.
It often implies pragmatic conservatism rather than ideological rigidity.
Unregulated private exchange
- capitalismPrivate profit-based economy
- laissez-faireNoninterference in commerce
- supply-sideProduction-centered economic theory
- monetarismEconomic focus on currency regulation
privatization · deregulation · entrepreneurship · trickle-down · austerity
Unregulated private exchange
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
- pro-businessFavoring commercial interests
- individualismDoctrine of personal independence
- hawkishFavoring aggressive action
anti-regulation · patriotism · neoconservatism · supply-side · monetarism · privatization · originalist · self-reliance
Republican Party acronym
- RepublicanGOP party member
- caucusParty selection meeting
- primaryChief in importance
- midtermsExams at semester's center
constituency · platform · incumbent · gerrymandering · lobbyist · grassroots · base · Reaganite
Inherited cultural legacy
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
- orthodoxyAdherence to accepted beliefs
- pro-lifeAgainst elective pregnancy termination
- establishmentFounded organization or venue
continuity · stability · conventionality · piety · evangelical · faith-based · hierarchical · ancestral
Lessen intensity or preside
- bipartisanshipCooperation between political rivals
- compromiseAgreement through mutual sacrifice
- pragmatismPractical problem-solving philosophy
- incrementalismChange through small steps
middle-ground · triangulation · coalition-building · technocratic · independent · realpolitik · big-tent · RINO
free-market
Unregulated private exchange
- capitalismPrivate profit-based economy
- laissez-faireNoninterference in commerce
- supply-sideProduction-centered economic theory
monetarism · privatization · deregulation · entrepreneurship · trickle-down · austerity
free-market
Unregulated private exchange
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
- pro-businessFavoring commercial interests
- individualismDoctrine of personal independence
hawkish · anti-regulation · patriotism · neoconservatism · supply-side · monetarism · privatization · originalist · self-reliance
GOP
Republican Party acronym
- RepublicanGOP party member
- caucusParty selection meeting
- primaryChief in importance
midterms · constituency · platform · incumbent · gerrymandering · lobbyist · grassroots · base · Reaganite · Trumpism
heritage
Inherited cultural legacy
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
- orthodoxyAdherence to accepted beliefs
- pro-lifeAgainst elective pregnancy termination
establishment · continuity · stability · conventionality · piety · evangelical · faith-based · hierarchical · ancestral
moderate
Lessen intensity or preside
- bipartisanshipCooperation between political rivals
- compromiseAgreement through mutual sacrifice
- pragmatismPractical problem-solving philosophy
incrementalism · middle-ground · triangulation · coalition-building · technocratic · independent · realpolitik · big-tent · RINO
right-of-centerleft-of-center
Moderately progressive politically
center-left · left-leaning · liberal · progressive · left-wing
right-of-centerfar-right
Extremist political ideology
hard-right · radical right · extreme right · ultra-conservative · far-left
right, rights, righted, righting, rightful, rightfully, rightness, rightward, righteous