Hell, I'll even make a correction. Most policies have been 'technocratized', not even socialized, with most towns acting through partially elected corporate boards where the town manager is hired, with most of those managers practicing methods of neo-liberal austerity. or running tax haven development schemes. That being said, while there are family dynasty corporations and politicians, I don't know of any hereditary lords, so they definitely aren't royalists, so they kinda have to be some flavor of liberal.

I’m sorry if what I’m about to say is completely wrong, but I disagree with calling Fox News liberal. I don’t think words have absolutely constant meanings, their definitions can change if people start using them in a different way. That has happened with the words "liberal" and "conservative" where they are used to refer to a different set of political positions than 200 years ago (mostly because people advocating for feudalism and aristocratic rule are few and far between nowadays). So I think that Fox News would be "liberal" in the original meaning of the word, but not in the current understanding of the word.