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Was Dwight David Eisenhower a Republican?
Yes. He was a republican in his first term and he was a democratic in his second term. ========================================================= Eisenhower was the Republican Party's candidate in both 1952 and 1956. Republican Richard Nixon was his Vice-Presidential candidate. Democrat Adlai Stevenson lost to Eisenhower in both elections.
What is the home state of Republican candidate?
Alabama is the home state of the republican candidate-john maccain
Who is the Republican candidate for vice president?
Paul Ryan, Congressman from WI ,is the Republican candidate for VP in 2012.
What is the name of the current Republican presidential candidate?
Mitt Romney is the Republican candidate running for president in 2012.
Was Dwight Eisenhower a republican president?
Yes. He was not active politically until he retired from the army. Both parties wanted him as a candidate and he decided he favored the Republicans.
Can you give me a sentence of the words candidate?
He was the Republican candidate for President.
who: Thomas Jefferson was the Republican candidate for the presidency in the election of 1796. Who was the Republican presidential candidate in the 1800 election?
Thomas Jefferson
How will the republican candidate be chosen for 2012 presidential election?
The Republican candidate will be selected at the Republican convention. It will be held during the week of August 27, 2012, in Tampa, Florida.
Who was the 1944 presidential candidate?
Thomas E. Dewey was the republican candidate in 1944
Who was the republican candidate for the president in 2008?
Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska , was the candidate.
Who was the republican candidate in the 1924 election?
In 1924, the republican candidate for the presidency was Calvin Coolidge. Coolidge won the election with 54 percent of the vote.
Is tim pawlenty a democrat?
No, Pawlenty is a Republican. He is a former governor of Minnesota, member of the State Legislature and was a candidate for the Republican nomination for Republican Presidential candidate before he announced he was dropping out of the race.
