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What do republicans and democrats think of economic and social issues?
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Do you like republicans or democrats?
Personally i prefer republics just based on their ideas, but either party is right depending on how you look at social issues.
What is Obama's source of opposition?
Most of President Obama's opponents are Republicans, especially conservative Republicans. They disagree with the president on a number of issues, such as the economy (the president believed a stimulus plan was necessary, while most Republicans wanted to focus on cutting the deficit); and social issues like gay rights or expanded access to contraception. Many Republicans also oppose social programs like Medicare and food stamps, which most Democrats and the president support.
What is meant by the term socio-economic issues?
Socio-economic issues refer to challenges arising from the intersection of social and economic factors in a society. These issues often relate to disparities in income, education, healthcare, and access to resources, impacting individuals' quality of life and overall well-being. Solutions to socio-economic issues usually involve addressing both social and economic aspects to create more equitable opportunities for all members of society.
What is meant by the term socio economic issues?
issues involving both social and economic factors
How do Social Democrats view Affirmative Action?
Well.... they believe in it. They sure do. Now on the other hand.... Republicans don't believe in it.
Did democrats oppose social security in 1935?
Depends on the definition of oppose. Many Republicans protested in opposition during debates, but 81 of the 102 House Republicans and 16 of the 25 Senate Republicans voted to support it when it was brought to a vote.
Republican recontructionists who favored keeping the south out of the federal government until a complete social and economic revolution was accomplished in the region?
The Republicans who thought the South shouldn't be part of the national government until total economic and social revolution was accomplished, were known as Radical Republicans. These Republicans designated themselves as radicals.
Who tends to favor social-welfare programs?
The Democrats are the "Peoples party" in America. The Republicans are the "Conservatives" who are all for BIG BUSINESS and keep the poor as poor as possible. The Democrate party was founded by the KKK.
Who is better the Republicans or democrats?
Republicans favor smaller government which means lower taxes, but also less protection of people that do not have money. Democrats favor larger government which means higher taxes, but also a social "safety net" to catch people that lose their job, get injured, etc. As a rule, Republicans are more in favor of "freedom with your own money". Democrats prefer "freedom to do as you please" I am biased and I am a Democrat.
What are some common social issues supported by democrats?
The Democratic party supports various social issues within the US. These include, but are not limited to, the issues of discrimination, abortion and reproductive rights, and the rights of the LGBT community.
Are democrats more conservative than republicans?
Using the US-specific definitions of Conservative and Liberal (which, differ greatly from most of the rest of the world), as a party, the Democratic Party is less conservative than the Republican Party.Now, this obviously also depends on the politicians under discussion. In addition, we usually split a politician's views on economics from those on social issues. So, it is entirely possible to have a politician who holds mostly Liberal views on social issues, and mostly Conservative views on financial/economic issues. And, the inverse is also possible (though, less common).
In what year were the social Democrats named?
Social democrats of which country?
