Define "far left" and "centrist."

[Willie Pep]

10. They are hard to define.

But I would define "far left" as somebody who wants to work toward changing the economic and social system to some form of socialism. The far left tends to distrust institutions because they are all tainted by capitalism to some degree or another but some people on the far left are willing to work within the system to push it closer to socialism. This is the traditional social democratic position.

A centrist is somebody who does not agree with all aspects of liberalism. For example, some centrists might be more conservative on economic issues but liberal on social issues while others might be more conservative on social issues but more liberal on economics. They are a combination of liberal and conservative. So pretty much Blue Dog Democrats, although even this term is somewhat vague and differs depending on the candidate and to a certain extent the region they are from.

Between centrists and the far-left you have consistent liberals.