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| - See 'The Family and Tradition Party' of Trigunia Paleoconservatism is a movement of conservative politics that stresses the importance of local authority, religion, civil society, culture, and national identity, as well as socially conservative concerns, such as the family, opposition to gay-marriage, abortion, drugs, prostitution, and support of the death penalty and gun rights, amongst other things. Paleoconservatives oppose a big central government as what they call the 'managerial state', and reject the welfare state, instead advocating that such matters be delegated to local governments.
- PaleoConservatism is a moderate to extreme form of Moral Conservatism. The term PaleoConservative refers to an American branch of conservative Old Right thought that stands against both the mainstream tradition and neoconservatives
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| - See 'The Family and Tradition Party' of Trigunia Paleoconservatism is a movement of conservative politics that stresses the importance of local authority, religion, civil society, culture, and national identity, as well as socially conservative concerns, such as the family, opposition to gay-marriage, abortion, drugs, prostitution, and support of the death penalty and gun rights, amongst other things. Paleoconservatives oppose a big central government as what they call the 'managerial state', and reject the welfare state, instead advocating that such matters be delegated to local governments. Unlike many other conservative streams, paleoconservatism emphasises its opposition to unlimited immigration and free trade. Most paleoconservatives are non-interventionists and 'isolationists', opposing military intervention in wars that do not concern their country, foreign aid, and entangling foreign alliances. Paleoconservatives are also generally opposed to globalization in all of its forms. Paleoconservatives tend to be economic nationalists, supporting protectionist policies in trade, opposing free trade, and opposing internationally binding free trade agreements. They also tend to be generally less supportive of laissez-faire capitalism compared to other conservative streams, believing that some restrictions should be placed on the market to ensure that it does not infringe on culture or family. 'The Family and Tradition Party' of Trigunia is one such example of a prominent paleoconservative party - they have constantly campaigned for classical federalism, economic nationalism, strict limits and restrictions on immigration, and opposed foreign intervention, whilst advocating typically socially conservative policies as well.
- PaleoConservatism is a moderate to extreme form of Moral Conservatism. The term PaleoConservative refers to an American branch of conservative Old Right thought that stands against both the mainstream tradition and neoconservatives PaleoConservatives are more critical of the welfare state than the Capital_Republicanism tend to be. They tend to be more critical of overreaching national power usurping state and local authority. They are more willing to question free trade, harshly critical of further immigration and tend to embrace an isolationist foreign policy. Paleoconservatives often esteem their America First principles as being commensurate with those of the Founding Fathers.
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