[ProtectOurFreedom]

There are several extensions and corollaries to #3: "Conservatives are results-oriented. Liberals are not."

• Liberals believe in doing the same thing no matter how often it has failed. Real-world empirical experiments have no meaning or value.
• They firmly believe that if they say something will be true, then it will be true. They are child-like in their wishful thinking.
• They have zero pragmatic financial or economic experience or training on which to base decisions. How else could you believe in "Keynesian Economics"?
• They believe that the only reason a goverment program failed is that we didn't spend enough money on it.

[antiRepublicrat]

Liberals believe in doing the same thing no matter how often it has failed.

No, it just wasn't done right last time. The current lot of course have a plan that will work, unlike the previous hundred of attempts. Communism is a good example.

[MrB]

I guess “results” is a different concept from “outcomes”.

One of the noticeable differences in policy considerations and behaviors between the two groups is how they treat disparity of outcome.

Conservatives don’t see any problem with disparities of outcome when everyone “playing” abides by the rules agreed on, or at least known, at the start.

Liberals hate the idea of fixed rules, because they view themselves as intellectually and morally capable enough to dictate “fair” outcomes, rules be damned.