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People who feel the same about how the government should be run and who support certain policies can join a?
political party
People who feel the same about how the government should be ran and who support certain policies can join a what?
Political Party (NovaNet)
People who feel the same about how the government should be run and who support certain policies can join a what?
political party Jerrica Loves Brandon Porter
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.
Which political party did the Supreme Court feel that city authorities in Skokie Illinois acted unconstitutionally towards by prohibiting it from holding a march?
The National Socialist Party of America, which planned to march through Skokie in Nazi uniforms.
How did hamilton feel about political power and the common?
how did Alexander Hamilton feel about political power and common power?
How did hamilton feel about the political power and the common people?
how did alexander hamilton feel about political power and common power?
How did hamilton feel about political power and common people?
how did Alexander Hamilton feel about political power and common power?
How did hamilton feel about political power the common people?
how did Alexander Hamilton feel about political power and common power?
What does it mean to join the Liberal Party of Canada?
In Canada, people have the opportunity to join a political party of their choice by paying a modest membership fee. Usually, the only 'political' requirement to becoming a member of a party is to state in writing that you are not a member or supporter of any other political party. (This is referred to variously as 'making a commitment to the party' or 'party loyalty.') Membership in a political party allows you opportunities to choose your party's candidate in an election, attend membership meetings in your riding (i.e., electoral district), and become a delegate to party conventions where party policy is decided. There is also a certain amount of social life within political parties, which includes opportunities to meet party leaders face-to-face. There is a general expectation that a member of a political party will volunteer to help out during an election campaign, and make a modest financial donation to the cause. These, however, are not mandatory. But party loyalty is a more important requirement than contributing time or money to the party. In essence, one is expected to support the policies and leaders of one's party, or at least remain silent and not openly oppose them. Roughly 3 percent of Canada's population are so-called "card-carrying members" of one political party or another. I, for example, was a member of Canada's New Democratic Party (NDP) for well over a quarter century. (I am still a strong supporter of the NDP and I voluntarily continue to respect and observe party loyalty.) You will find the official list of Canada's registered political parties at the Elections Canada website. (Just Google "elections canada.") Feel free to contact any or all of Canada's political parties for further information about each one.
What does Barack feel?
very political
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.
