Talk:Progressive conservatism
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Deletion
[edit]AfD closed as delete, and yet it was turned into a redirect, queried as a redirect, which discussion decided it should be retargeted, and here it is as an article. Anarchangel (talk) 00:55, 14 December 2019 (UTC)
Suggestion for improving the article
[edit]The article at present is not very large, and previous versions of the article, such as this one, were much more detailed - I think we should expand the current article by copying some text from those versions. TheIndianPianist (talk) 23:57, 11 June 2023 (UTC)
Recommend to make this a redirect to the Paternalistic conservatism article
[edit]With regards to the discussion about possible deletion of this article that was not decided to be deleted but encouraged evaluating what to be done I will make the proposal here to make this a redirect to the Paternalistic conservatism article. This article seems to be focused on conservatism that has favoured some significant state provision of social welfare. This has been known as paternalistic conservatism. One Nation conservatism that is described in the article as "progressive conservatism" has been identified as a variant of paternalistic conservatism. This article mentions Otto von Bismarck as an example of "progressive conservatism", he like Disraeli has been recognized as supporting paternalistic conservatism. BlueberryA96 (talk) 07:41, 13 April 2026 (UTC)