Politicians and Election, Vote in Freedom, Actively Participate in Democracy, Vote for Change, Online referendum
Republican Party (United States)
Republican Party (United States) is ready for your opinion, support and vote. Vote online NOW!
|
 |
Republican Party (USA) - forRepublican Party (Grand Old Party, GOP) - one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States.
|
 |
Republican Party (USA) - againstClick, if you do not support the Republican Party (GOP). Say why.
|
|||
|
|
||||||||
 
|
||||||||
>
Republican Party (United States)
>
Details
ENG: The Republican Party is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States, along with the Democratic Party. Founded by anti-slavery expansion activists in 1854, it is often called the Grand Old Party or the GOP, despite being the younger of the two major parties. The party's platform is generally considered right of center in the U.S. political spectrum.
The Republican Party has the second most registered voters as of 2004 with 55 million, encompassing roughly one-third of the electorate. Polls over the last two years have found that 20% to 34% of Americans self-identify as Republicans.
There have been eighteen Republican Presidents, compared to fifteen Democrats. Republicans currently fill a minority of seats in both the United States Senate and the House of ...
|
|||||||||||||||
> Republican Party (United States) > Online statistics and voting results |
|||||||||||||||
|
|||||||||||||||
|
|
&popularity=43.7&urlpoll=republican&img=fdaa171616468af5f2cdede73f31fd49.jpg&url=http://www.gop.com/ "RNC: Republican National Committee | GOP")
&popularity=43.7&urlpoll=republican&img=fdaa171616468af5f2cdede73f31fd49.jpg&url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_Party_%28United_States%29 "Republican Party")
&popularity=43.7&urlpoll=republican&img=fdaa171616468af5f2cdede73f31fd49.jpg&url=http://www.facebook.com/GOP%23%21/GOP?v=wall "Republican National Committee - Facebook")
If Americans really knew that the GOP have been lying
The goal of Americans For Prosperity, Americans For Tax Reform and other conservative groups is to defund the left. This isn’t some liberal left leaning opinion. This is a fact put out by the conservatives themselves.Grover Norquist, who is the unelected head of the Republican Party and the head of Americans For Tax Reform (No Tax Pledge) said, “We will hunt [these liberal groups] down one by one and extinguish their funding sources.” This brings me to my point regarding the recent attacks on teachers, firefighter and police officers. Unions have long been the funding source ...
RobinT - in poll Republican Party (United States)
Republicans believe the country is heading in the right
Although a minority of Republicans approve of President Barack Obama's job performance, some remain optimistic about the country's direction. Here are opinions from five Republicans who voted for Sen. John McCain in the presidential election but still believe the country is headed in the right direction, even under Obama's watch:___William Bialozor, 46, of Walla Walla, Wash., teaches Junior ROTC at a high school.—Why do you think the country is headed in the right direction?"I think based on the last election we've got more of an openness of the two country's parties working together out ...
spetr - in poll Republican Party (United States)
The Dead Tree Theory
Whenever a president gives a major address, like the one Barack Obama delivered to Congress this week, the opposition party delivers a rejoinder. Which American citizens always ignore. Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal’s speech was, therefore, a kind of triumph. So bad, people actually paid attention! We will pass over Jindal’s delivery, which sounded a little like a junior high schooler’s entry into the Chamber of Commerce “I Speak for Fiscal Restraint” contest. The content was the thing: a message to the nation that the Republicans were not going to have anything ...
spetr - in poll Republican Party (United States)
[TOP 4]
> Republican Party (United States) > News
|
ICYMI: Highlights from Call with Fmr. Sen. Sununu and NH Sen. Maj. Leader Bradley Former U.S. Senator John Sununu (R-NH): "If you look around the world at what's happening in Europe, what's happening in the financial markets, the seriousness of this issue, dealing with the budget, dealing with the debt really cannot be overstated. And the facts are that Barack Obama has undermined America's financial future like no other president in history. Five trillion dollars in new debt in the last three years. A $2.6 trillion healthcare takeover whose cost keeps going up. That isn't any campaign rhetoric, that's the White House and CBO budget analysis of the cost of the global healthcare takeover. And maybe most important and worst of all, Obama has provided no plan and very little expression of interest in addressing these issues. He's certainly issued the talking points. But his budgets have shown no substantive plans or goals to address the exploding costs of the Baby Boomer retirement. "He was given an opportunity and failed to provide leader |
Polls explain desperate Bain attacks So now we know why the Obama campaign rushed the rollout of their desperate attacks on private enterprise the same day they fundraised with a private equity donor. He’s down in the polls. Between Wisconsin, North Carolina, housing as a major issue in Arizona, Florida, Nevada, North Carolina and Pennsylvania and the dour national mood, it can’t be a great day in Chicago. Yesterday, they lashed out at The New York Times, who or what is next for Chicago to take out its anger on. I guess we’ll have to wait for the next strategy meeting in the White House this Sunday. Wisconsin Poll: Among Likely Voters This November, Romney And Obama Are Tied At 46 Percent. (Marquette University, 604 LV, MoE 4.1%, 5/9-5/12/12) Among Registered Voters, 49 Percent Of Wisconsin Voters Disapprove Of President Obama’s Job Performance While 45 Percent Approve. (Marquette University, 704 RV, MoE 3.8%, 5/9-5/12/12) Walker Opens Up Lead Over Barrett In Wisconsin Recall. NBC: |
Obama’s Pennsylvania Problem MEMO FROM: Rick Wiley, RNC Political Director TO: Interested Parties RE: Obama's Pennsylvania Problem The Obama campaign is counting on Pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes in their difficult task of cobbling together the 270 needed to hold the White House. But even Pennsylvania may be out of reach for President Obama come November. In 2008, the president won the Keystone State with 54.7 percent of the vote to Senator McCain's 44.3 percent. Today, however, 51 percent of Pennsylvanians say the president "does not deserve to be reelected," according to a recent Muhlenberg poll. And among Independents in a late March Quinnipiac poll, that number stood at 53 percent. Similarly, the Muhlenberg poll also found that the president has only a 43 percent approval rating in Pennsylvania, while half disapprove of his job performance. Fifty-three percent of Independents disapprove, according to Quinnipiac. That's a long fall from his April 2009 overall approval rating of |
ICYMI: Highlights from Conference Call with U.S. Rep Dennis Ross Former U.S. Congressman Dennis Ross (FL-12): "The president did not create our debt problem. I'll be the first to admit that it has been a Republican and Democrat issue for the last 30 years at least but the president has spent the last three years ignoring it. He has offered a budget. He just couldn't get a single Democrat to vote for it in either the House or the Senate. He complains about the hand he was dealt, then gambles with money borrowed from China in trying to address our economy. "The debt of this country is increasing at a rate of 4 billion dollars a day. Debt per citizen is about $50,000, taxpayers about $140,000...what's important to know is that we're not on a course to correct this. And the president has...failed miserably to address the spiraling debt of our economy and so one of the things that we were...excited about was that as a Republican Congress we are finally making some moves towards what the American people want us to do and that's |
&popularity=43.7&urlpoll=republican&img=fdaa171616468af5f2cdede73f31fd49.jpg&url=http://www.gop.com/index.php/news/comments/icymi_highlights_from_call_with_fmr._sen._sununu_and_nh_sen._maj._leader_br/){kind=link}
&popularity=43.7&urlpoll=republican&img=fdaa171616468af5f2cdede73f31fd49.jpg&url=http://www.gop.com/index.php/comms/comments/polls_explain_desperate_bain_attacks/){kind=link}
&popularity=43.7&urlpoll=republican&img=fdaa171616468af5f2cdede73f31fd49.jpg&url=http://www.gop.com/index.php/politicalblog/comments/obamas_pennsylvania_problem/){kind=link}
&popularity=43.7&urlpoll=republican&img=fdaa171616468af5f2cdede73f31fd49.jpg&url=http://www.gop.com/index.php/news/comments/icymi_highlights_from_conference_call_with_u.s._rep_dennis_ross/){kind=link}
> Republican Party (United States) > Supporters |
[TOP 3] |
|
republicans, americans for tax reform funding source, Republican party USA, americns for tax reform funding source, contrarepublican, "complain about" "green party of the united states" -blog, marketing republican party and more...