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Every four years there's a debate between the democrat runner up and the republican runner up.
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Is James Spader a Republican or a Democrat?
he was republican
Is Harris Faulkner republican or democrat?
Is Harris Faulkner republican or democrat
Is darla Moore a democrat or a Republican?
republican
Is Roy Blunt a Democrat or Republican?
Blunt is a Republican.
Was William McKinley a Republican or democrat?
McKinley was a Republican.
How can you put Republican in a sentence?
That dog is a Republican!
Use the word subtext in a sentence?
Republican responses to healthcare legislation convey a subtext of fear.
How to use foreign policy in a sentence?
Sam did not vote for the Republican presidential nominee because of his foreign policy.
Is Republican a Republican?
Yes. You can use it as the subject of a sentence: "Republicans are divided in their feelings about their top candidates." That's how you know it's a noun--a word that names a person, place, or thing.
How would you use political party in a sentence?
There are two political party in the usa and they are the republican party and the democratic party
How would you use loyalist in a sentence?
Loyalist would be a simile for "devoted". Your sentence would read: "Governor xyz is a loyalist (devoted to) the Republican views on abortion.
What is a good sentence using the republican government?
The republican government has many flaws.
How do you use masses in a sentence?
The masses of the population rose up and overthrew the hated king, putting in place a republican Government of the people.
Could you use a sentence with civil service?
The Democratic nor the Republican parties wanted to reform the civil service, as Rutherford B. Hayes did.
How do you use the word paradox in a sentence?
It is a paradox that a registered Republican voted for the Democratic candidate.
Can you give me a sentence of the words candidate?
He was the Republican candidate for President.
Is a Republican?
Yes. You can use it as the subject of a sentence: "Republicans are divided in their feelings about their top candidates." That's how you know it's a noun--a word that names a person, place, or thing.
