The Liberals of the 1960s

The term Liberal in its 19th century usage, Rann noted, had meant an advocate of individual rights. By the early 1960s, there was a significant change in how Liberals pushed their agenda,. The scale of concern had shrunk down from the economy as a whole to single, concrete bound range of the moment projects and demands without regard to cost, context or consequences. Gone was the semblance of confident intellectuality, replaced by inevaciveness about naming their goals.