Any political scientist will tell you that the American political spectrum is well to the right of the European one, no matter what personal conversations you have in bars.
And you're advocating for less social spending -- that's essentially the definition of right-wing on the economic dimension.
And there's no need for any "time will tell". Conservatives have been complaining about social spending for a solid three-quarters of a century by now. If three generations isn't enough to show that social democracy is a system that works in terms of delivering services, how much more do you need?
Any political scientist will tell you that the American political spectrum is well to the right of the European one, no matter what personal conversations you have in bars.
And you're advocating for less social spending -- that's essentially the definition of right-wing on the economic dimension.
And there's no need for any "time will tell". Conservatives have been complaining about social spending for a solid three-quarters of a century by now. If three generations isn't enough to show that social democracy is a system that works in terms of delivering services, how much more do you need?