How conservative do you conservatives want America to be?

Question

Religion, economic, social and foreign policies is what I'd like the focus to be on. Is there anything you would consider too conservative?

I am pleasantly surprised to see common sense and civility in nearly all the responses. Picking a best answer may actually be tough.

Answer 1

Freedom of religion - Do what you want to do as far as it doesn't violate any laws (murder, theft, polygamy, etc), Economic- Free Market with the fewest government interferences as possible (barring a reasonable minimum wage and anti-monopoly actions), Social - Provide for those that ABSOLUTELY need it, and when they get up, drop the support to force them to make it on their own. Foreign Policy - Leave others alone, trade, form alliances (economic), but if you mess with the US, we pound your face in. No more of this "we can't bomb them because they are in a mosque (or church, just to be fair)" crap.

Answer 2

I would say:

A more isolationist foreign policy.

'Performance orientated' social services spending (Identifying performance expectations for social relief programs and eliminating funding for those that do not perform)

Fiscal restraint.

Neither the endorsement nor discrimination against any religion. (If somebody is offended by anthers Christmas decorations - they need to get a life.)

Increasing penalties for drug abuse. (Such as no professional license for 5 years after any drug related conviction.)

Lose affirmative action and base everything on a persons qualifications.

Reward long term investment as a method of growing the economy.

Answer 3

I'd like us to be just conservative enough to retain common sense, keep the system running smoothly, keep people working in jobs and keep our laws ethical.

Answer 4

Just a few morals and common sense would be enough.

Answer 5

1905. Except for race relations.

Answer 6

I don't like religion being imposed, but the ACLU idea is just crazy