I wouldn't call those takes "liberal". More like rich guys who hang around people with real game, and know that Trump is trash.
Makes them a but smug and out of touch with everyday people with real jobs. But they're also not local yokel car dealers who think "Trump is successful! A man's man!"
I call them rich Comfortable Coastals. It's different than people who believe in liberal stuff, who actually want the rich to be taxed and think that corporations are scumbags.
I think you might have missed a trick with your definition there - liberals believe in liberty. What you're describing there with the taxes and anti-corpratism are leftists. Some of us are both (hello!) but they're different things.
Believing in liberty and being comfortable are obviously linked.
Liberals, in the political science sense, do not believe in taxing the rich or corporations being untrustworthy. Liberalism is a market-oriented philosophy that seeks a smaller government where possible.
Your use has idiomatic traction but it isn't correct in a technical sense.
I get that. And it can be used to summarize some kind of financially comfortable type that (wrongly) thinks the economic system works and that businesses/corporations can be trusted, but also likes socially liberal stuff and hates Trump trash.
"Dude version of wine moms" works.
