The conservative coalition in Congress was a union between southern Democrats (dixiecrats) and Republicans in Congress aimed at either blocking or weakening President Roosevelt's New Deal policies. The coalition controlled much of Congress' policy direction from 1937 until 1968 when many of the Dixiecrats began to switch over to the Republican Party (mainly due to the Democratic Parties support of Civil Rights).
The conservative coalition in Congress refers to an informal group of conservative lawmakers from both the Republican Party and occasionally some Democrats who come together to advance conservative policy goals. This coalition typically advocates for limited government, lower taxes, free markets, and traditional social values. They work together to promote conservative legislation and support conservative candidates in elections.
The Blue Dog Coalition was formed in 1995. It was formed during the 104th congress to give conservative members of the Democratic party an unified voice after their loss in the U.S Congressional election of 1994.
A conservative coalition is an alliance of political parties with the same ideals in the United States. The Conservatives normally have differing values or ideologies from other parties.
Because in Congress, a new conservative coalition had arisen out of opposition to New Deal liberalism and FDR's internationalism.
The Sixth Coalition.
Currently, in August 2013, The Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats are in a coalition government.
The Congress of Vienna was conservative so they wanted monarchy back
All of them
A Conservative and Lib/Dem coalition.
The coalition gouvernment in the UK was formed by the Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats after the May 2010 general election.
Coalition of the conservative/Tory party and the liberal democrats..
African Americans
The Government in 2012 was (and still is in 2017) the Conservative Party.