The us political spectrum consists mostly of which of the following
-liberals and conservatives
-libertarians and reactionaries
-moderates and conservatives
-moderates and liberals

The US political spectrum consists mostly of lliberals and conservatives.

Explanation:

The American political spectrum is divided into two major currents, which concentrate the majority of voters: the liberals, represented by the Democratic Party, and the conservatives, represented by the Republican Party.

There are other minority political currents, such as libertarians, communists, environmentalists, etc., but none of these has relevance in national politics.

Liberals tend to seek greater government participation in the economy, their voters have center-left ideas, and consider that social issues should be poorly regulated by the government.

Conservatives, on the other hand, believe in a purely market economy, with little or no government participation. In turn, in social matters, they tend to seek greater control of the government in matters of public interest.

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