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Conservative Political Party:     more books (100)

Conservative Thinkers by Peter Viereck, 2005-10-11 Conservative Century: The Conservative Party since 1900 Tories, Conservatives, and Unionists 1815-1914 (Access to History) by Duncan Watts, 1994-06 Conservative Party, The South Park Conservatives: The Revolt Against Liberal Media Bias by Brian C. Anderson, 2005-03-01 The Compassionate Conservative: Assuming Responsibility and Respecting Human Dignity by Joseph J. Jacobs, 1999-10-01 Appetite for Power: New History of the Conservative Party by John Ramsden, 1998-10-05 Conservative Party Attitudes to Jews 1900-1950 (British Politics and Society) by Harry Defries, 2001-10-01 In Defense of the Religious Right: Why Conservative Christians Are the Lifeblood of the Republican Party and Why That Terrifies the Democrats by Patrick Hynes, 2006-07-04 Orestes Brownson : Selected Political Essays (Library of Conservative Thought) Conservative Party and Anglo-German Relations, 1905-1914 by Frank McDonough, 2007-06-15 Conservatives and Localism: An NLGN Series of Party Pamphlets True Blues: The Politics of Conservative Party Membership by Paul Whiteley, Patrick Seyd, et all 1995-01-12 Conservative Party from Heath to Thatcher: Policies and Politics, 1974-79 by Robert Behrens, 1980-02-28

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121. ScrappleFace
     The Democracy Alliance will take on conservative institutions like the Heritage And now we learn of his mysterious political behavior at meal time.  
     http://www.scrappleface.com/
     
     Extractions: Movable Type 2.63 September 19, 2005 North Korea Vows to Give Up Nukes, Lying by Scott Ott (2005-09-19) China announced today that six-nation talks had succeeded in securing a pledge from North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program and its pathological dishonesty in exchange for security, cash and power. In an 11th-hour breakthrough North Korea reaffirmed some of the promises it made during the administration of U.S. President Bill Clinton, which it immediately violated, adding however that "this time we really, really mean it." White House spokesman Scott McClellan hailed the new compact, that includes a commitment from North Korea to accept international nuclear inspectors, similar to those it kicked out in 2002, and to adhere to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty which it had previously pretended to do since 1994. "Winning these commitments from North Korea is part of President Bush's overall effort to restore the Clinton-era atmosphere of trust on the Korean peninsula," said Mr. McClellan. "For our part, we'll continue to prop up Kim Jong-Il's decadent, oppressive dictatorship in exchange for his commitment to remain in power thanks to the legitimacy that this deal gives him."

122. The Polarization Of American Political Parties And Mistrust Of Government
     In practice, however, both political parties have been growing more extreme The American trend toward a slightly more conservative electorate is similar  
     http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/prg/king/polar.htm
     
     Extractions: The Polarization of American Political Parties and Mistrust of Government David C. King Table Of Contents Introduction One lesson that Democratic and Republican party leaders claim to have learned in the mid-1990s is that there are great political rewards for being "centrists." While extremists may be praised within wings of their own parties, they do less well in general elections and find it more difficult to build bipartisan coalitions in Congress and the White House. Following acrimony in the 104th Congress (1995-1997), President Clinton predictably called for a new era of bipartisanship. "Today," said the president in December 1996, "the clamor of political conflict has subsided. A new landscape is taking shape. The answer is clear: the center can hold, the center has held and the American peopleare demanding that it continue to do so." Republican leaders on Capitol Hill quickly agreed. Anthony Downs, the progenitor of median voter theories in economics and political science, could not have scripted a finer exchange.

123. Polparti2004_1
     political Parties registered in Australia.  
     http://www.aph.gov.au/library/intguide/pol/polparti.htm
     
     Extractions: Australia Political Parties Political Organisations Library Publications ... Key Politics Links Australian Electoral Commission Parliamentary Handbook The Constitution The list is consistent with the Parliamentary Library's role as a provider of information and in no way indicates an endorsement of particular web sites or organisations. Only political parties with websites are listed. Please consult the Australian Electoral Commission for a complete list of registered parties. Registered Parties : Australian Electoral Commission Advance Australia Party Australia First Party Australia First Australian Democrats The Democrats Australian Greens The Greens The Greens branches... ACT Greens The Greens-NSW Territory Greens Queensland Greens Greens SA Tasmanian Greens The Greens - WA Australian Greens in the Senate The Greens Victoria Australian Labor Party ALP ALP branches...

124. CBC News: Conservative Government Would Scrap Kyoto: Harper
     The other four major Canadian parties support the accord to fight global warming, National Profile, Take a break from politics! Check out our election  
     http://www.cbc.ca/story/election/national/2004/06/09/elxnharpkyoto040609.html
     
     Extractions: Last Updated Wed, 09 Jun 2004 21:34:23 EDT CBC News BARRIE, ONT. - Conservative Leader Stephen Harper reaffirmed a past pledge Wednesday that his government would scrap the Kyoto protocol on climate change and invest the money into other initiatives. By supporting the accord, the Liberals are throwing billions of dollars at another boondoggle, said Harper. "After seven years we have a federal government that still can't tell us how it will implement this accord. I don't believe it can implement it. I don't believe it can achieve the targets. I think we need a more balanced approach to cleaning up our atmosphere, "said Harper. Harper said the "science is still evolving" and that there may be better ways to clean the air besides cutting greenhouse gas. He added that the accord won't be implemented because many other countries have refused to endorse it. "Kyoto is never going to be passed and I think we'd be better to spend our time on realistic pollution control measures," Harper said in Barrie Ont. Dr. Ken Green, an environmental scientist with the Fraser Institute sides with Harper saying more research needs to be done on global warming.

125. Texas Politics - Political Parties
     Executive Branch, Legislative Branch, Justice System, political Parties These Southern conservatives brought a distinctive blend of tradition,  
     http://texaspolitics.laits.utexas.edu/html/part/0302.html
     
     Extractions: Texas Politics Links: Chapters: Executive Branch Legislative Branch Justice System Political Parties Interest Groups Voting, Campaigns, and Elections The Constitution Bureaucracy Political Economy Texas Political Culture Tables: Governors Table Lieutenant Governors Table Speakers Table Chief Justices Table External Links: Texas State Government Texas State Library The Handbook of Texas Online Introduction Foundations of Political Parties Ideology Political Culture ... Conclusion Appendices Print-friendly format Key words and phrases Multimedia resources classical liberalism ... social conservatism Independence: The Pre-party Era (1836-1845) Because of the absence of political differences that would solidify into distinct parties, many historians have characterized the early years of Texas independence as "the pre-party" period. Opposition to the central government in Mexico unified the political leadership of the state, but did not create the pronounced differences that shaped the first party system in the post-independence United States. However, the range of social and political influences that shaped the subsequent party system (as well as the state's political culture) emerged during the pre-party system, setting the state for more than a century of politics.

126. National Review Online
     Upto-the-minute conservative commentary on politics, news, and culture.Includes both NRO exclusives and articles from the parent print magazine founded by  
     http://www.nationalreview.com/
     
     Extractions: AT WAR John R. Thomson: Afghans rebuild. 09/20 8:21 a.m. Farid Ghadry: The Baath are following the Soviet manual on how to suppress democratic opposition. 09/20 8:25 a.m. WORLD James S. Robbins: Are we doing a Clinton? 09/20 8:13 a.m. EDUCATION Chester E. Finn Jr.: We can’t waste middle school. 09/20 8:17 a.m. KATRINA Rich Lowry: New Orleans was partly a catastrophe of the welfare state. 09/20 8:16 a.m. SUPREME COURT Edward Whelan: What did John Roberts say about Roe 09/19 11:36 a.m. CULTURE Shawn Macomber: Meet one heavy-metal Bush man 09/20 8:20 a.m. NRO FINANCIAL The Fed must do no harm 09/20 8:34 a.m. COOLSITE: loc.gov New Reviews Revels with a Cause

127. The Corner On National Review Online
     The conservative politics of Orange Country are of course wellknown. and Idoubt he d get invited to any more chic dinner parties if he admitted that.  
     http://www.nationalreview.com/thecorner/corner.asp

128. Republicans. Republican Party Of America. Republicans.org - America Today!
     Republican party, Republicans links and polls. We simply support the Conservativeside in American Politics and wish to publish this opinion.  
     http://www.republicans.org/
     
     Extractions: Give your Opinion: editor@republicans.org John McCain for Vice President In politics almost anything is possible ,I have no bad feelings against Dick Cheney,but in the interest of the party and the forthcoming elections,John McCain would be the best running mate for Bush not Kerry.DEAR PARTY MEMBERS,POOR DICK WILL NOT ONLY SPOIL THE OUTCOME OF THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS,BUT REMOTELY STANDS A CHANCE TO WIN THE PRESIDENCY IN 2008.THINK AHEAD THINK,THINK THINK AND ACT NOW. GIDEON Editor: I totally agree. We must think ahead - Cheney has done a great job, but McCain 2008 would beat any Democrat hopeful. When is Enough, Enough? Dear Editor, Teddy Rooselvelt sent the fleet off shore when Tripoli took an American hostage and told them "HIM" or else..... What has happened to the RNC and where is President Bush's backbone... Let's get with the program here: 1) CLOSE OUR BORDERS with the military 2) THROW OUT FOREIGN NATIONALS WHO DO NOT BELONG HERE 3) GET ON TV and TELL US WHY WE ARE WHERE WE ARE....OFTEN and CLEARLY without AH, UM, DA, and the rest of Bush 43's illitereate pauses...

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