CONSERVATIVE

when one is stuck on the time track it may seem pretty difficult to envision a future. In politics this is called "reactionary" or "conservative." These mean any resistance to change even when it is an improvement. The bad old days seem to be the good old days to such people. Yet the old days will not come again. One has to make the new days good. (HCO PL 11 Aug 74)

a member of the Conservative Party in Great Britain, a major rightwing political party. It came into being in 1832 and advocated the defense of the Church of England and protection of agricultural interests. Later, it strongly supported imperialism. After World War II, it led Britain into the European Common Market and continued the social programs initiated earlier by the Labor Party. —SHSBC Binder 33 Approved Glossary

a member of the Conservative Party in Great Britain, a major right-wing political party. It came into being in 1832 and advocated the defense of the Church of England and protection of agricultural interests. Later, it strongly supported imperialism. After World War II, it led Britain into the European Common Market and continued the social programs initiated earlier by the Labor Party.a member of the Conservative Party in Great Britain. Traditionally associated with the preservation of existing institutions and forms of government, the Conservative Party also advocates private ownership as opposed to socialism. The Conservative, on the other hand, who is dedicated to capitalism, is using nothing but socialist economic proposals to remedy things. TStudy and Intention (18 Aug. 66)