Disagree because towards the end of his life, he also threw shade at the liberals and grew more misanthropic and blackpilled following his wife's death and the decline of his own health.
The same special that had his "American Dream" bit also had a bit where he shat on the euphoric atheists and debunked a lot of the canards about "If we had no religion, there'd be no war."
Carlin was liberal-leaning but was anti-authoritarian above all else, and his American Dream routine from "Life is Worth Losing" is even more applicable to the mega-corporations today than it was back in 2005.
A similar case can be made for Bill Hicks, who despite his hatred for the Religious Right and the likes of Reagan and Pat Buchanan, also hated Clinton and despised the actions of the FBI and ATF at Waco and Ruby Ridge.