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Am I actually wrong here about Trump being closer to libertarianism than Democrats in some major areas?

I got buried in r/AskReddit for saying Trump isn’t a libertarian, but that parts of his agenda overlap more with libertarian principles than Biden/Harris on things like taxes, deregulation, gun rights and shrinking parts of the federal bureaucracy. I also acknowledged that tariffs, immigration restrictions, deficit spending and government ownership stakes are clearly not libertarian.
The replies mostly said “Trump isn’t libertarian” as if it disproved the narrower comparison I was making.

Am I missing something, or is “Trump the furthest thing from a libertarian” just as overstated as calling him one?

Either way I’m being downvoted because of Reddit hive mind…

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u/ArcOperator — 9 days ago

"I don’t recall any widespread celebrating of [Kirk's] murder, it was more commentary pointing out the irony of his dismissive and flippant attitude towards gun control arguments...But please point me towards the widespread celebrations in mainstream media and/or by popular cultural figures."

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u/ShilNyeTheScienceGoy — 10 days ago

"Progressive here. I've read the bible twice all through. In the jewish faith a newborn doesn't gain personhood until they take their first breath, so no, Jesus would not oppose abortion."

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u/Provia100F — 11 days ago

It’s so fascinating to me how Democrats claim white people don’t deserve representation in government. Apparently when White People have representation in government that’s considered white supremacy.

u/Intelligent_Many8573 — 11 days ago

Top Minds brings up the Tea Party and how angry their are Obama was being criticized. Meanwhile Obama failed 2 out of 3 Presidential Elections and is the reason why we have actual Socialism in America.

u/Intelligent_Many8573 — 10 days ago