Yep.  I am a liberal.  I don't want an ultra conservative priest in my parish.  I want a priest who fits my priorities.  I prefer the laypeople having a big say in the parish, priests not telling people they are going to Hell for voting for a certain candidate, the parish to minister to the poor, immigrants rather than obsessing over pelvic issues, misogyny to be kept at a minimum, and LGBTQ people, remarried and cohabitating couples, etc. to be welcomed.  I think that the parish should be able to hire a priest who agrees with it just like a Latin Mass type parish should be able to hire a priest who is obsessed over undermining Vatican II.  These priests would need to be in good standing with the bishop but I am not sure why parishes cannot hire their own priests.  

And thanks for dispelling the myth that priests are "servants."  As long as women cannot be ordained and the Church is hierarchical, women will always be second class citizens.