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The Republican party, or GOP, tends to take a more conservative approach to politics (as opposed to the more liberal democratic party). They are against taxation and bureaucracy, that means they oppose social programs such as medicare, welfare, social security, and the proposed public healthcare program. They also are against thing that distrupt "traditional values", such as homosexual marriage. They want to reduce Immigration. The party has had a record of pro-war ideology and support the right to bear arms. Overall, they are the second largest party in the US behind the Democratic party.
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∙ 11y agosome issues of the republican party are they dont know how to act when it comes to voting
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What were some of the forces that helped republican party grow during the 1970s?
I personally feel that the modern agression of Sesame Street played a great deal in the support of the advancing communist party known as the Republicans.
What were some of the forces that helped the republican party grow during the 1970s?
I personally feel that the modern agression of sesame street played a great deal in the support of the advancing communist party known as the Republicans.
Why do you have a primary election?
In a representative form of government, most nations have political parties. Thus, in a General election (that is, the election to chose the government representative), a political party puts forth a member of their party to contest in the election. A political party needs some method for choosing the party member to stand in the General election, and this is what we use Primary elections for.
What does the Republican Party think about health care?
DEREGULATE AND INTRODUCE FREE MARKET REFORM
How did the Democratic Party feel about the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
they did not allow slavery
How should a conservative respond to criticism of Ann Coulter when they agree that her views are insane and damaging to the Republican party?
Like any political party, the views of the members of the Republican party are not monolithic. If someone is critical of a member of a political party, someone who disagrees with that member can simply say. "They don't represent me, they just belong to the same party." Obviously the many "Reagan Democrats" didn't feel their presidential candidate represented their views but they were still Democrats.
What does the Republican party do?
The Republican political party is the more conservative party of the two US political parties, and they generally stand for more conservative decisions regarding finances, laws and other political issues. They strongly back reduction of Federal programs and increasing privately funded programs, and feel that economic freedom is based on this, among numerous other, principles.
How does AARP stand on political issues?
How does this organization feel about gun control.
What do the two parties feel about gay rights?
The Democratic Party officially supports equality for gay people. The Republican Party officially opposes gay rights.
When looking at a political map how do you determine if a state vote majority republican or democrat?
To determine if a state votes majority Republican or Democrat on a political map, you can look at the color coding. Typically, states that vote majority Republican are depicted in red, while states that vote majority Democrat are depicted in blue. This color convention has been widely used in the United States to represent party affiliations on electoral maps.
What is a voter surveys?
In the US today, voter surveys are intended to find out how voters feel or believe about particular issues such as who is the candidate they favor to be the next US president. These surveys are conducted by companies that are in the business of taking surveys, newspapers and other news media outlets. Often a political party will ask a private company such as the Gallup Poll to gauge voter opinions on a variety of political issues.
People who feel the same about how the government should be run and who support certain policies can join a?
political party
What does it mean to dream of being trapped by a group of elephants?
This dream might be about the current (late 2011) political climate in the U.S. The elephant symbolizes the Republican party, so the dreamer might feel trapped by the group of Republican presidential candidates. Similarly, the elephants might not represent candidates but associates with strong Republican opinions, or perhaps inflexible Republican policies. Alternatively, the elephants in this dream might symbolize some other group with elephant-like characteristics: huge, powerful, and immovable.
People who feel the same about how the government should be ran and who support certain policies can join a what?
Political Party (NovaNet)
Republican Party faction led by roscoe conkling?
Stalwart Faction Im doing the chapter 23 guide book too. I feel your pain.
What were some of the forces that helped republican party grow during the 1970s?
I personally feel that the modern agression of Sesame Street played a great deal in the support of the advancing communist party known as the Republicans.
What were some of the forces that helped the republican party grow during the 1970s?
I personally feel that the modern agression of sesame street played a great deal in the support of the advancing communist party known as the Republicans.
