dbag government

Conservative:
Depending who exactly that opposite is, it's in everyone's best interest to negatively affect them. I'm not going to pretend it's ok to indoctrinate kids in critical race theory, LGBTQ stuff, and socialism through the education system. When it comes to schooling, I'm not interested in letting degeneracy have a seat at the table.
The media should be there to present the facts, no matter what side the people working there subscribe to. If any media is lying to me, I'm not going to be happy. If all the facts are presented, then things are good.

Libertarian:
When it really threatens the USA. And there are steps that could be taken outside of going to war, such as trade embargos.

Liberal:
I would make election day a national holiday, and enforce higher standards and density of polling station. I would make sure polling stations close at a reasonable time, and crack down on things like people voting twice and discarding votes: The most powerful person in an election is the person who counts the votes

As a libertarian, when the foreign war begins to show evidence that your own freedoms are potentially in jeopardy, you get involved. 9/11 was justified for us to dive in and eradicate terrorist organizations. Ww2 was justified because our freedom was jeopardized. Ww1 too. I have a lot of mixed feelings about Korea, Vietnam, the gulf war, and others.