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    Q/A: 1. For the 2010 Texas state political party platforms‚ do you support the Republican or Democratic platform on the issue of abortion? In this issue‚ I support the Republican Party‚ although in my opinion‚ there are some very deep issues with this. I’ll explain myself. I am a firm believer that no one has the right to take a life but God. Some people claim that until the child is born it is not a live person but I will have to disagree. As long as there’s a heart beating there’s life‚ weather

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    Although Republicans have a majority in the House of Representatives now‚ that could change depending on if the pollings margins between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump grow (in favor of Clinton). The Democrats (Clinton’s Party) have to gain at least 30 more seats in the House in order to be the majority party. Organizations taking polls haven’t seen a large democratic wave as you would expect to happen although candidates have gotten away from the norm‚ such as Trump. Trump hasn’t changed how most

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    political party in 4 southern states in the Fall Election of 2002. Vote in 2002 Election Roman Catholic Southern Baptist Methodist Totals Democrat 5600 7000 6000 18600 Republican 4900 8700 4600 18200 Independent 2000 1600 1700 5300 Totals 12500 17300 12300 42100 Use this information to compute the following probabilities: (8 points) a. P (Vote for Independent Party) (5300/42100)= .126 b. P (Vote for Democrat Party or Methodist) (18600+12300-6000)/42100= .591 c. P (Vote for Republican Party‚ given

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    The Republican Party has always been the true political party of the United States of America. When referring to the Declaration of Independence’s three principles based on John Locke’s and Thomas Jefferson‘s definitions of them. The three principles of the Declaration are the right to life‚ liberty‚ and the pursuit of happiness. The Republican Party is superior to the Democratic Party in upholding the Declaration’s principles and biblical God given rights. There are three policies that show that

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    Dbq Political Realignment

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    political realignment of 1936 saw the few African-Americans‚ who were not disenfranchise in their right to vote‚ abandon their allegiance to the republican party and realign to vote democrat. This realignment would result in a voting turnout trend that still exists today. African-Americans overwhelmingly support politicians who orient to the Democratic Party. The racial group represents a key minority of the electorate that most candidates seeking political office wish to gain. With this knowledge

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    It’s a political perfect storm: The pairing of a government shutdown with the rollout of a big chunk of the health care law is illustrating all sorts of partisan and cultural tensions that are roiling America. Big government vs. small. The Republican Party’s identity crisis. Sharpening political divisions among Americans. And plenty more. Dueling images of the government powering itself down just as Americans for the first time are logging on to Obamacare’s new health-insurance exchanges bring into

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    their similarities and differences going into the election of 1824. One of the main points of discussion is the idea that this election had candidates all from the same party‚ the Democratic-Republican Party. Even though‚ all the candidates technically held the same fundamental beliefs‚ there were many factions inside this “one party”. Lengel then goes on to explain how in this election in particular‚ candidates were particularly underhanded and used the media to make false claims against other candidates

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    will be someone who does not agree with that law. If you take a look at congress in our modern era‚ there will always be confrontations between the Republicans and the Democrats as long as we live. It takes a lot of time and patience for issues to be resolved in Congress and other parts within the government. There are also times where the Republicans and the Democrats cannot agree on a resolution to an issue so the issue is left alone until someone comes around and decides to fix it. As you can see

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    America's Debt

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    income tax rates thus capital gains rates‚ and sale federal property. Republican‚ however‚ resists the increase in taxes and extension of debt limit with a suggestion of just decreasing the government spending. Also‚ it puts forward the increase in user fees. It is uncertain if the Republican will support the deal offered to them. The president still‚ along with his people‚ has high hopes that they will be. As the Republican Party considered being the center-right‚ it is necessary for the administration

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    reverted from Democratic dominance since 1952.1 As the clear winners of the 1994 elections‚ the Republican Party‚ had lofty goals after winning back the control of the legislative branch after 40 years. As the new majority party‚ the Republicans used this victory as a platform to reinforce their “Contract with America” ideology.2 Haley Barbour‚ chairman of the Republican National Committee‚ said a day after the election that the Republican success was based on “voters embracing Republican ideas of smaller

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