In which of the following ways do both conservatives and liberals differ from radicals?
A) They advocate removing existing institutions.
B) They do not see the need to fundamentally reorder the political system.
C) They question whether societal problems can ever be solved.
D) They advocate restoring values from previous or even indeterminate regimes of the past.

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Conservatives and liberals both operate within the existing political system, while radicals see the need to fundamentally reorder it. Option A is a commonality between radicals and conservatives (as both may advocate for removal of certain institutions, but for different reasons) and option D is a conservative position. Option C is not necessarily a defining characteristic of any political ideology.

In Which of the Following Ways Do Both Conservatives and Liberals