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    [pic] [pic]Willard Mitt Romney 64 Years old Republican Formerly the Governor of Massachusetts Currently Retired Pros; Mitt Romney is a strong debater‚ an impressive campaigner‚ and a skilled fund raiser. He has assembled an effective and out front Presidential campaign for 2012. He clearly takes being a candidate very seriously. Mitt Romney’s tax plan is the most practical and pragmatic which is why we wrote "Finally‚ a candidate steps up and offers a proven‚ tested‚ and verified solution to

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    Journal-Constitution In this political cartoon that was created by Mike Luckovich for the Atlanta journal strikes directly at the republican party. Stating that most people who are not middled aged christian white men are pretty much against them. It shows a large group of republicans but there are no women there even though there is a sign that says “ladies night”. One republican is asking another what other groups have they lost including the ones they already have even though it obvious that women are

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    opponents the Anti-Federalists who became the Democratic-Republicans. Two major political parties in the United States today‚ however‚ are Democrats and Republicans. Of the two current major political parties‚ the one with oldest roots is the Democratic Party.

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    since 9/11. The Republican Party capitalized on the War on Terror during the 2004 elections‚ but being affiliated with the Republican Party and a pro-war stance in 2008 wasn’t considered a good thing to the majority. Even other Republicans were openly embarrassed by the Bush Administration’s mistakes with the War on Terror and were hiding behind the “McCain’s not the same” way of thinking. What else could they do short of switching party affiliations? A division in the Republican Party gave the

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    givers. The health sector as a whole traditionally contributes to republican candidates and parties‚ certain industries‚ such as nurses‚ give more generously to democrats. The fact that the Democratic Party has held office in the past two terms‚ the health sector has been more giving towards them. I believe this is really smart‚ considering the fact that wealthier people‚ as far as doctors usually donate more towards the Republican Party. It seems as if they would like to donate their money where

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    for the Democratic Party‚ and the elephant represents the Republican Party. Although both mascots are mammals that one can find in the circus‚ the similarities of these parties end there and creates a different type of circus in Washington DC. Both parties are very critical of each other. They have a great desire for power‚ and are always trying to steal the show. Though there are a few similarities between the Democratic and Republican parties in the United States‚ their views are very different

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    The Radical Republicans‚ known simply as the “Radicals”‚ were a faction within the Republican party who were fervent opponents of slavery. Arguably the most successful and influential among the Radical Republicans was Pennsylvania Congressman Thaddeus Stevens. Stevens despised the institution of slavery and fought for its dissolution in the decades prior to‚ during and after the Civil War. Stevens fought for emancipation‚ black suffrage‚ property rights‚ and racial justice. Following the assassination

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    become the party that is committed to achieving a common good for our republic. Such a simplified platform will not only distinguish us from Republicans‚ but also stand on its own merits in that it will not be a reactionary platform such as the one from which we operate today. We must break the cycle of being constantly on the defensive against conservative Republican policies and propaganda. Advocating‚ charismatically‚ politics for the common good‚ as does our 2008 Presidential candidate‚ Senator Barak

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    presidential primary elections‚ this study will identify some of the common characteristics of preprepared political speeches and highlight the differences between the linguistic features commonly present in Democratic speeches as opposed to those of Republican ones. There are several readily recognizable techniques employed by all politicians‚ regardless of platform or ideology‚ when delivering speeches. Repetition is one of the most obvious of these. While attempting to emphasize a particular point

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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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