101. The Art Of Telling Parties Apart The foundation is not affiliated with the republican party. political scientists have long identified how certain professions lean toward particular http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/10/AR2005081001791.

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102. Truthout - John C. Danforth GOP Now Political Arm Of But even in the absence of constitutional issues, a political party should The historic principles of the republican party offer America its best hope http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/033005H.shtml

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103. Republican Party Nast originated the idea of using animals to represent political parties. the American Civil War the republican party dominated the political system. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USArepublican.htm

Republican Party Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email The Republican Party was established at Ripon, Wisconsin in 1854 by a group of former members of the Whig Party , the Free-Soil Party and the Democratic Party . Its original founders were opposed to slavery and called for the repeal of the Kansas-Nebraska and the Fugitive Slave Law . Early members thought it was important to place the national interest above sectional interest and the rights of individual States. Over the next few years the Republican Party emerged as the main opposition party to the Democratic Party in the North. However, it had little support in the South. The party's first presidential candidate was John C. Fremont in 1856 who won 1,335,264 votes but was defeated by the Democratic Party candidate, James Buchanan John C. Fremont

104. The LOC.GOV Wise Guide : Political Parties Information on American political parties from the Wise Guide, a monthly Web Most of the antislavery KnowNothings joined the republican party while the http://www.loc.gov/wiseguide/oct02/parties.html

It's 1855. What party are you voting for? The Democrats, Republicans, Whigs or the Know-Nothings? The Know-Nothings started in 1849 as a secret organization with an anti-immigrant agenda. Reacting against the large tide of immigrants arriving in the 1840s, they actively promoted "natives," which they defined as American-born Protestants. Because a large number of immigrants were foreign-born Catholics from Germany and Ireland, the Know-Nothings also took an anti-Catholic stance. The party received its unusual name from the fact that when members were asked about the organization, they were supposed to reply "I know nothing." By the mid 1850s, the Know-Nothings had grown in popularity and adopted their official name, the American Party. At the height of their brief period of power, they had many members in Congress and ran their own presidential candidate in 1856, Millard Fillmore (who was a U.S. president in 1850-53). The issue of slavery ultimately split the party, however. Most of the antislavery Know-Nothings joined the Republican Party while the Southern proslavery Know-Nothings joined the Democratic Party. Find out more about political parties and the election process on the Learning Page's Elections...the American Way

105. Relative Political Party Strength In Presidential Elections For Democratic and republican States (one party carried the state in 6 out Going from Left (Democrat) to Right (republican) on the political spectrum http://www.thegreenpapers.com/Hx/Strength.html

[Last update 00may28] Relative Political Party Strength in Presidential Elections An analysis of each state's preferences in Presidential Elections In the 1960 Brookings Institution study The Politics of National Party Conventions (by David, Goldman and Bain), there was an attempt made to determine which states were Democratic, Republican or Competitive (neither) in presidential elections over periods made up of 8 presidential elections each. The criteria that was used to determine this was as follows: if a party's presidential candidate won a given state in at least 6 of the 8 elections each period covered, that state was considered to be the bastion of the respective of one or the other party; if a party's presidential candidate won a given state 5 times out of the 8 or less, the state was deemed to have been "Competitive". We will apply the Brookings Institution criteria for the period of 1968-1996 and add refinements based on each state's preferences during the last 2-3 Presidential Elections. For Democratic and Republican States (one party carried the state in 6 out of the last 8 elections) - from most to least attached to a given political party: if a party also won the last three presidential elections ('88, '92 and '96), it would be considered

106. Political Advocacy Groups: Political Parties The Labor party is a new political party of, by and for working people. The RNC is the organizational arm of the republican party. http://www.csuchico.edu/~kcfount/parties.html

Political Advocacy Groups Political Parties Subjects All Groups A-Z About this Site Search ... Legend American Reform Party http://www.americanreform.org E-Mail: webmaster@reformparty.org 10 Aida Ct. Lodi, NJ 07644 Phone: 973-777-3838 "To renew democracy, our mission is to stimulate citizen participation in the political process, break the two-party monopoly, and guarantee free elections." (http://www.reformparty.org/platnat.html) Communist Party U.S.A. http://www.cpusa.org E-Mail: cpusa@cpusa.org 235 W. 23rd St. New York, NY 10011 Phone: 212-989-4994 Fax: 212 229-1713 "The Communist Party USA is an organization of activists in labor and all the people's movements with three main political aims: D efeating the right-wing agenda of the Bush Administration. Winning a wide-ranging program of reforms that put the well being of the people before private profits. Eventually replacing big business with labor and its allies as the dominant power so as to insure that the rights, economic security and expanding needs of the people become the overriding concern of society. (http://www.cpusa.org/article/archive/11/)

107. Nykola.com | Bothering People Since 1981 When you re rich, you don t have to be affiliated with a political party. Growing up, my general understanding of the republican party was simple http://www.nykola.com/archives/000166.html

Main June 29, 2004 Why I Am Not a Republican (Part One): My unsuccessful quest to become politically mainstream I've never been one to fit in a box. Although I've tried, my legs usually get cramped and sooner or later, I'm bound to start kicking. This describes my plight with political party affiliations. Perhaps one of the necessary evils of the world, political parties and all that they entail give me an enormous migraine headache. I can certainly understand why Bill Gates gives equal donations to both the Democrats and the Republicans. When you're rich, you don't have to be affiliated with a political party. My ultimate decision to wallow in the shade of seeming political ambiguity is not without pretext. I grew up in a home with Christian Democrat parents. I couldn't even explain that one to you if I tried (and I will). However, when asked at one point by my high school history teacher about my family's political affiliation, without hesitation, I answered, "We tend to vote for Democrats because although we are against many of the things for which Democrats stand, we think the racial issues supercede the morality issues. " At the time I don't think I understood what I was saying, but even now, I agree that most Christian Democrats think this way.

108. Special Election - Information On Political Parties Here in California, the republican party is following President Bush s lead Statements were supplied by political parties and have not been checked for http://vote2003.ss.ca.gov/voter/3-11-7-republican.html

Secretary of State Elections My Vote Counts Feedback ... Peace and Freedom Party Republican Party How to Find Your Polling Place How to Contact County Elections Officials Three Steps to Voting Dates to Remember ... Ballot Measures Defined REPUBLICAN PARTY Republicans are proud of the leadership provided to our country by President George W. Bush. Here in California, the Republican Party is following President Bush's lead so that we may also earn the privilege to be the political party that leads all Californians. We seek to elect a governor that will lead all Californians who want to restore California to its once proud status as a model state for world class education, sound infrastructure, environmental protection and economic prosperity. California can no longer afford budget deficits, blackouts, increases in our car taxes, lost jobs, and closed businesses. We need a Governor who will work with everyone to make California a leader once again. Electing Republicans to office in California: Ensures excellent and accountable public schools for our children and grandchildren.

109. Montgomery County Texas Republican Party Permanent political party Organization in Texas. political party Convention System in Texas WELCOME to the Montgomery County republican party s website! http://www.mcrp.org/

Menu All about MCRP Party Principles MCRP Leadership Roster Calendar of Events ... September Election Polling Locations Links to Government and Political Sites MCRP Bylaws Permanent Political Party Organization in Texas Political Party Convention System in Texas Press releases 50 Year Celebration Request Information Volunteer to help Streets of Baghdad Contact Us WELCOME to the Montgomery County Republican Party's website! The Party's leadership, officeholders and contributors are proud to supply you with the necessary information to better acquaint you with our organization and to help you become more involved in the political process of our county, the birthplace of the Texas State Flag. Whether you consider yourself a Republican, Democrat or Independent voter, we are dedicated to assisting you in becoming a more informed voter. Questions may be directed to the County Chair, Dr.Wally Wilkerson, Jr. at 936-756-3052 and via email at drwally@mcrp.org or County Vice-Chair, Linda Fox at 281-356-1823. All inquiries are most welcome! If possible visit our office at 310 Collins St. Conroe, Texas or call or email us for information on current activities.

110. Republican Party Of Allen County-Fort Wayne, Indiana Welcome to the website for the Allen County republican party. The Allen County republican party is widely recognized as “the premier political http://www.allencountygop.com/

GOP Newsroom Elected Officials GOP Candidates GOP Leadership ... Home We are a political organization that actively attempts to place well qualified and diverse women and men into elective office, and we are likewise a significant force in tending to the common needs of northeast Indiana. As you review the information shared on these pages, please consider joining us in making our community a better place for all to enjoy life and pursue business opportunities. Steven R. Shine Chair Allen County GOP Join the Republican Party: It takes more than volunteers, energy, and dedication to make the GOP tick. To keep up the performance that makes the GOP our community's political party of choice, we need your support. From the GOP Newsroom: Bush upgrades Roberts’ nomination to chief justice Bush upgrades Roberts’ nomination to chief justice WASHINGTON – President Bush nominated John Roberts on Monday as the 17th chief justice of the United States, promoting his nominee for associate justice to lead the Supreme Court and the rest of...

111. National Review: Housekeeping - Republican Political Candidates In Strong Positi Full text of the article, Housekeeping republican political candidates in strong political campaigns / Forecasts republican party / Forecasts http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1282/is_n15_v50/ai_21123120

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112. The Federalist Patriot - Major American Political Party Platforms Major American political party Platforms. 2004 Democratic republican - Libertarian - Constitution; 2000 Democratic -republican - American Reform - http://federalistpatriot.us/histdocs/platforms/

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113. Jonah Goldberg On The Republican Convention On National Review Online That s why the republican party can t even be a perfect political operation, let alone one that will remake your whole life. An imperfect vessel for our http://www.nationalreview.com/goldberg/goldberg200408311312.asp

cddcodebase = "/";cddcodebase454632 = "/"; HELP E-mail Author Author Archive Send to a Friend ... Print Version August 31, 2004, 1:12 p.m. The Grown-Up Party On Monday, a bunch of us NR Now, this isn't going to be another column about the differences between Republicans and conservatives. I'll probably write that one tomorrow. political operation, let alone one that will remake your whole life. An imperfect vessel for our political ideals, a political party will always disappoint if you're measuring with the yardstick of the ideals themselves. If, for example, the Catholic Church can't always live up to its principles even when it has "staffers" who've sworn their bodies and souls to the institution, how can we expect a political party largely made up of folks who have day jobs to be perfect? One theory I have is that since liberals are so prone to the pathology of victimization, they have a tendency to cling to whichever status they perceive to be the most "victimized." Ever since the Florida recount, Democrats have been acting as if merely having a "D" on your voter-registration card signifies you as a suspect class in America. So, in the proud liberal tradition of boasting about the source of your low self-esteem, Democrats have absorbed their party into their identities. It's like a bad comic-book superhero whose costume bleaches into his skin and becomes a permanent part of his DNA. ipso facto , immanentize. So we heard, day after day after day, that all problems would be solved with a Democrat in office. Health care, a roaring economy, whatever: These things simply depended upon the physical presence of a Democrat in the Oval Office. John Edwards insisted that, merely by the force of John Kerry's being in charge, new, strong, loyal, steadfast, and incalculably valuable "allies" will emerge

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116. Putin, The Republican Party, And The NAACP One small party, a political reform group called the republican party, was organized by a Russian school teacher named Vladimir Lysenko. http://www.henrymarkholzer.com/articles_putin.shtml

Articles: Public Television Owes An Apology To American POW's In Vietnam Dissent Or Treason? "Ten Reasons": Another Bum Rap For David Horowitz J'Accuse ... Printable PUTIN, THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, AND THE NAACP A couple of weeks ago the former KGB apparatchik who is now president of Russia, Vladimir Putin - apparently as a step toward what he contradictorily called a "dictatorship of law" - took aim at another Valdimir: the owner of the only meaningful independent television operation in that country, Vladimir Gusinsky. That was an attack on speech/press freedom, and it may yet succeed. This week, Putin is aiming at yet another Vladimir and many others like him. Putin's new attack is on freedom of association. Since control by the communist party crumbled a decade ago, Russia's chaotic political system has given birth to nearly 200 parties, some of which look like real parties in western political terms (e.g., the communists, the pro-Putin Unity Party), while others are little more than small cliques surrounding individual politicians or would-be reformers. But President "dictatorship by law" Putin is apparently too impatient to wait for a free political process to eliminate the kinks in Russia's party system. Like his attacks on free speech/press, he now intends to attack and destroy the small political parties. Putin has proposed a law containing at least two provisions that would spell the end of the small parties. They would have to compete in certain elections regularly, or be shut down. They would have to have more than one hundred members in at least forty-six of the country's regions.

117. Political Parties Now Rooted In Two Different Americas The two parties today not only represent different political philosophies Burleson turned republican because the Democratic party has left the people, http://www.statesman.com/specialreports/content/specialreports/greatdivide/19rur

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118. GOP.com | Republican National Committee :: Home State Parties State Map. All politics is local. To get involved in your community, find your state party. Select a State, Alabama, Alaska, American Samoa http://www.rnc.org/

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119. A Democrat And A Republican This convention was my first experience with party politics. The republican party has become morally bankrupt and needs a good punishing to get it back http://www.perkel.com/politics/parties.htm

A Democrat and a Republican Screwing with the System: Society would have you to believe that politics is like a baseball game. You're either a Cardinals fan or a Royals fan. As if the Democrats and Republicans were tribes or that they actually stood for something. The reality is that both parties have control and to pick one at the exclusion of the other is to cut yourself off from half of government. It doesn't mean that I like the Democrats, or that I like the Republicans. It means that I choose to put my biases aside in order to be a cause meaningful change. What matters is who is best for the country, not what party you belong to. And by being a member of both parties, it forces them to work harder that being a member of a third or forth party. Both of these pictures were taken the same year, actually within a month of each other. The picture with Hillary was taken at the 1992 Missouri State Democratic convention. This was before Clinton won the Democratic Primary. Hillary was the keynote speaker. This convention was my first experience with party politics. In many states there are no primaries. The party members elect their candidates. But to be a party member, all you have to do is show up. I managed to get elected as a delegate all the way to the state convention where I cast my vote for Bill Clinton. So I became one of the 400 or so Democrats in Missouri who actually voted in the primaries for president.

120. Republicans For Bill Clinton When the republican party has to stoop to dirty politics to win an election, we are admitting through conduct that we can t win an election based on the http://www.perkel.com/politics/clinton/repub.htm

Republicans for Bill Clinton President Bill Clinton is more Republican than Republicans Being a Republican isn't just joining a party, it's a point of view. And when you look at the issues Republicans stand for and then compare our elected officials to our beliefs, President Clinton is the one who is delivering what traditional Republicans are looking for. To me it's more important what a candidate does and what he stands for than what party label he runs under. Gore 2000 - The Web's First Gore 2000 Site Republicans for Gore - Why Republicans should support Al Gore What is a Republican? What is a Republican and what do we believe in? A Republican is supposed to be for fiscal responsibility, small government, keeping the government out of people's private business, traditional family values, and a sense of basic morality. The government and the Republican Party are here to serve the people, not the other way around. The Republican Party is here to serve us, not for us to serve them. We are not here to be loyal to the party, but for the party to be loyal to us. It's not just about talking the talk, but you have to walk the walk. And when you look at President Clinton's Record , you'll see a record that would make any Republican proud.

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