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Because democrats are the majority for now in the US Government
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When did the Nazi party lose power?
on September 7, 1945, when Germany surrendered to the Allies. Actually, the Nazi party was officially disbanded on 7 May 1945. This came about with the defeat of Germany.
Does the president and vice-president need to be from the same political party?
In modern elections, the President and VP run on the same ticket, and are of the same party. In the first few elections, the winner became President and the runner-up was VP, so they were usually from different parties. An example is that John Adams was a Federalist while his VP Thomas Jefferson was a Republican.
Why did the federalists party lose support after the war of 1812?
During the war of 1812 they planned to secede from the United States
Why did Nicolas ii lose power?
Czar Nicolas II was overthrown from power by groups of workers and the Bolshevik party. During the Russian Revolution, The Royal Nicolas family was shot and killed. Nicolas was mainly a power that had to be removed to guarantee a new government where the poor could be treated better.
How does the speaker of the house lose their position?
The speaker is elected by the House, Since everybody votes by party lines, the speaker loses his job if his party loses its majority. It is also possible that someone within the party could challenge the speaker strongly enough to get him to retire lest he be defeated in a election.
What causes hurricanes to lose power?
When they move over dry land they begin to lose power.
Which Political Party is in power in Washington?
The democrats are in power in D.C but will lose the House in 2011.
Why did republicans begin to lose support in the 1870's?
The Republican Party split into different factions during the 1870s during American Reconstruction. Additionally, during Ulysses S. Grantâ??s presidency, his as well as Republican reputations took a hit due to continued scandals caused by corrupt appointees and Associates.
Why did the Republican Party lose power during the 1870's?
A series of scandals during the Ulysses Grant administration created dissent in the party. Civil service reformers revolted in the 1872 election, and a group of Republicans named the Mugwumps advocated for civil service patronage reform.
Did Bill Clinton lose power when impeached?
Surprisingly, no. President Clinton's approval rating actually increased by 10 points to a high of 73% following his impeachment, while the Republican party's approval rating declined 10 points. Strange, but true.
What caused the Republican Party to lose support from voters?
Mostly being filled with racist, sexist douche canoes who are actively trying to sabotage the American people.
What usually happens to the party in power in mid-term elections?
It is common for the party in power to lose seats in mid-term elections. This can be attributed to various factors such as public dissatisfaction, protest voting, or a desire for checks and balances. However, it is not a fixed rule, and there have been exceptions in the past.
Which billionaire defied the two-party system by waging substantial presidential runs in 1992 and 1996 as a third-party candidate?
Ross Perot He split the Republican vote in '92, causing George Bush to lose to Bill Clinton.
When did the Nazi party lose power?
on September 7, 1945, when Germany surrendered to the Allies. Actually, the Nazi party was officially disbanded on 7 May 1945. This came about with the defeat of Germany.
What political party had the majority of slavery supporters?
The Democratic Party supported slavery during the 1860's. The Republican party was created in 1854 to oppose slavery. During the mid 1900's, the Democratic party became the party that supported the Civil Rights movement. NOT COMPLETELY TRUE. The Republican party opposed slavery and they DID support the Civil Rights Movement along with Democrats in office. The south was still a Democratic based area and JFK feared if he had fought hard for civil rights in the south, he would lose his voting base there. He did it anyway and that is why he was killed in Dallas (The South). MLK Jr. was a Republican, Charles Heston was a Republican who was the 1st actor to march in the Civil Rights movement. All the Republicans in Congress pushed for civil rights as well. Earl Warren, the judge who stated that in brown vs board of education the separate but equal doctrine was "not equal" and he got rid of that doctrine and allowed blacks to integrate in white schools. He was Republican.
How did the kingdom of Ghana lose it power?
Try lose there power by
In what way do political parties help the government?
You take a group of mostly like-minded people and they get into to power with the majority of votes and try to accomplish their agenda. The party in power will be able to pass bills that the other party may not approve of and if they succeed they will remain in power and if they fail they will miserable lose the next election.
