As a conservative kemp believes that people possess an innate will to better themselves. How does this contrast with McElvaine’s liberal view on the importance of prioritizing social justice

Kemp's innate belief in conservatism leads him to believe that all people look out for themselves over others.

Explanation:

Kemp is a conservative in the sense that he sees that people do notwork  for the cause of the people until they find some advantage in it and they are mostly self retreaded.

When given a chance people will look after themselves not others is what he believes.

The belief he is contrasting with is the liberal belief that humans are inherently good creatures.

These two views contrast sharply but are ultimately basses around actual human engagements and way the world is viewed by them.

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