1996年の著書『It Takes a Village』で、クリントンは「私たちのほとんどは、自分たちを『中道』と表現するでしょう。つまり、ある分野ではリベラル、他の分野では保守、大部分では中道、政府に完全に賛成でも反対でもないのです」と書いている。 [7]クリントンは「リベラル」よりも「進歩的」という言葉を好むと述べ、「残念ながら、この30、40年で[「リベラル」という言葉は]ひっくり返され、まるで19世紀から20世紀初頭の意味とはまったく逆に、大きな政府を表す言葉であるかのように思われてきました。私は、20世紀初頭の進歩主義時代にまで遡る、本当のアメリカの意味を持つ「進歩的」という言葉の方が好きです」と説明している。[8]イェール大学の歴史家ビバリー・ゲージは、ビルとヒラリーが国政に関与するようになった頃には「リベラル」という言葉は「非難の言葉」とみなされていたのに対し、「進歩主義」という言葉は、特に進歩主義時代に関しては、共和党員と民主党員を問わず、一貫して進歩に対する漠然とした肯定的な概念を指していたためだと主張している。[8]
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