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The life of the parties: why do we have Democrats and Republicans?(The parties: election 2004): An article from: Junior Scholastic by Sean Price, 2004-10-04 The Party of Reform: Democrats in the Progressive Era (Twentieth-Century America) by David Sarasohn, 1989-05 888 Reasons to Hate Democrats: An A to Z Guide to Everything Loathsome About the Party of Big Government by Citadel, 1996-10-10 How to Hack a Party Line: The Democrats and Silicon Valley, Updated with a New Afterword by Sara Miles, 2002-04-08 The Political Culture of the Russian "Democrats" by Alexander Lukin, 2000-05-11 Political Party Factions in the United States: Conservative Democrat Political Parties Established in 1966: Shiv Sena, Democrats 66, Black Panther Party, Unita, Socialist Equality Party, Christian People's Party Political Parties in San Marino: Sammarinese Fascist Party, List of Political Parties in San Marino, Party of Socialists and Democrats Why I Am a Democrat by Theodore C. Sorensen, 1996-06 Neither Left nor Right: The Liberal Democrats and the Electorate by Andrew Russell, Edward Fieldhouse, 2005-05-06 Third Force Politics: Liberal Democrats at the Grassroots by Patrick Seyd, Paul Whiteley, et all 2006-10-05 Liberal Democrats, The You Know You're a Republican/Democrat If... by Frank Benjamin, 2004-08-01 How to Beat the Democrats and Other Subversive Ideas by David Horowitz, David Horowitz, 2003-06

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81. Democratic Political Parties In Directory.co.uk
    12. BUBL UK political Parties political Parties. Labour party. Conservativeparty. Liberal democrats. British National party. Central Alliance party.  
    http://www.directory.co.uk/Democratic_Political_Parties.htm

82. Parliament@Work - PARTIES
    saw as the entrenched power and vested interests of the major political parties– the ALP and the LiberalNational party coalition. The democrats aimed to  
    http://www.parliament.curriculum.edu.au/parties_democrats.php3
    
    Extractions: Origins: The Australian Democrats were established in 1977 by a number of reformist groups, including the Australia Party and the New Liberal Movement, led by former Liberal Party Minister, Don Chipp. The founders created the new party as a reaction to what they saw as the 'entrenched power and vested interests' of the major political parties – the ALP and the Liberal-National Party coalition. The Democrats' aimed to become a 'centre party' alternative, without ties to any particular economic sector (trade unions or business) so it could 'serve the best interests of all Australians'. Interests represented: The Australian Democrats aim to be a free political voice without vested interests. Generally, supporters have been diverse, issue-focused voters, tending to be young professionals but without grouping into clearly defined interest segments. Values: The Australian Democrats is a party of concerns rather than of a set ideology. It advocates a more participatory democracy with curbs on the power of unions and big business. The party claims that it has the most democratic operation of all Australian political parties. It supports the maintenance of significant public enterprise and a strong government role in correcting social inequality and in protecting the environment and human rights. In the Parliaments: In federal politics the party has held a number of Senate seats, which has often given it the 'balance of power' in national government. It has not succeeded in having members elected to the House of Representatives. In State Parliaments the party has had representation in the lower houses in Tasmania and South Australia and in the upper houses in three States: South Australia, New South Wales and Western Australia.

83. Workers Need Their Own Political Party
    democrats, Republicans, independents promote big business agenda for 96elections. Workers need their own political party. By the editorial board.  
    http://www.wsws.org/public_html/prioriss/iwb10-9/lead10-9.htm
    
    Extractions: To return to current issue's index In the initial stages of the 1996 presidential election campaign, two facts stand out: First, all of the announced and potential candidates of the Democratic and Republican parties, as well as the so-called independents, share a platform of austerity for workers and windfalls for the rich. The entire spectrum of official politics has swung so far to the right that the liberal wing of the Democratic Party supports attacks on the poor, the unemployed and the elderly that neither Reagan nor Bush would have dared propose. Second, broad masses of working people are alienated from the two- party system that has dominated US politics for well over a century. The widening class divisions in America are increasingly expressed in a crisis of the political superstructure. The visible decay of the Democratic Party, the prominence within the Republican Party of extreme right-wing and fascistic forces, the proliferation of self-styled "independents" such as H. Ross Perot, Colin Powell and Senator Bill Bradley and the growth of extraparliamentary militia groups are symptoms of a deep-going political malaise. The ruling class is acutely aware of widespread disaffection with the two big business parties. One means of adapting to this sentiment and channeling it in directions that do not threaten the fundamental interests of big business is the promotion of "independent" candidates and third parties which are based on the defense of the profit system.

84. For Immediate Release Contact: Ian Stirton
    FEC REPORTS ON political party ACTIVITY FOR 199798. WASHINGTON – Republicans continuedto raise and spend substantially more money than democrats in the 1997  
    http://www.fec.gov/press/press1999/ptyye98.htm
    
    Extractions: For Immediate Release: Contact: Ian Stirton April 9, 1999 Ron Harris Sharon Snyder Kelly Huff FEC REPORTS ON POLITICAL PARTY ACTIVITY FOR 1997-98 From January 1, 1997, through December 31, 1998, national, state and local Republican party committees reported federal (hard dollar) receipts of $285 million and disbursements of $275.9 million. This is a 17% increase in fundraising and a 19% increase in spending when compared to the same period in the last mid-term election of 1993-94. Democratic committees raised $160 million and spent $155.3 million during 1997-98, an increase of 20% in receipts and 18% in disbursements when compared to 1993-94. Regarding federal candidate support, Republican committees contributed $2.6 million directly to candidates and spent $15.7 million in coordinated expenditures* on behalf of candidates. Democratic committees contributed $1.2 million in direct contributions and reported $18.6 million in coordinated expenditures. Coordinated expenditures by both parties declined overall in this cycle, and there were also significant shifts in this spending away from House and Senate Campaign Committees toward state parties and, for Democrats, the Democratic National Committee. Democrats also reported $1.5 million in independent expenditures while Republicans reported only $263,646.

85. Salon.com Politics | Joe Conason's Journal
    A party without passion or vision is hardly a political party at all. Even in theirrighteous defense of Social Security, democrats too often sounded as if  
    http://www.salon.com/politics/conason/2002/11/06/bush/
    
    Extractions: Whatever eventually happens in Louisiana, the Democrats have lost control of the Senate. The nation will return almost immediately to the Republican domination of the executive, legislative and judicial branches that existed before Vermont's Jim Jeffords turned independent last year. Now the Democratic voters who chose not to show up Tuesday are going to find out what their decision meant, in a country ruled by President Bush, Trent Lott and Tom DeLay. From drilling in Alaska to regressive taxation to unilateral war, the agenda of the corporate and religious right will shape our future. In this historic election, Bush overcame his weaknesses as a statesman with his skills as a politician. While I dislike what he represents and what he does, I can't deny his determination and enterprise. Against a drifting, disorganized Democratic Party, he hustled the money, the issues and the voters. He saw the opportunity and embraced the risk, big time. He fully exploited the advantages of his office, including his ability as commander in chief to foment an atmosphere of war. In several contests he made an important difference, creating the conditions for his party's momentum. So the president's supporters will insist again, as they did in the wake of Sept. 11, that he has achieved the mandate that eluded him two years ago.

86. Washington Secretary Of State -Elections: Political Parties In Washington State
    Under state law (RCW 29.01.090), a major political party is a political party ofwhich at Phone 206/5830664 Fax 206/583-0301 Internet www.wa-democrats.org E  
    http://www.secstate.wa.gov/elections/parties.aspx
    
    Extractions: Major Political Parties Under state law (RCW 29.01.090), a major political party is a political party of which at least one nominee for President of the United States, United States Senator, or a statewide office received at least five percent (5%) of the total election vote cast at the last preceding general election held in an even-numbered year. Washington State Democratic Central Committee

87. New Democrats Online: Politics: The Parties
    Discussion revolved around a new political memo by Al and The War By The Editors Democratsare right Democratic internationalism put the party squarely behind  
    http://www.ndol.org/ndol_sub.cfm?kaid=127&subid=171

88. Democratic National Committee
    Tell Your Friends Spread the word about our party! May 17, 2004 democrats honorBrown v. Board undisputed heavyweight champion of playing politics with Iraq.  
    http://www.democrats.org/
    
    Extractions: State: AK AL AR AZ CA CO CT DC DE FL GA HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VT WA WI WV WY Taking the fight to the red states Open Thread 6/8 Open Thread 6/7 Statement from Senator John Kerry on the Death of Ronald Reagan ... Weekend Open Thread 6/5 June 8, 2004: Only 147 days until Election Day! It's time for some accountability from the Bush administration. After three years of pointing fingers, blocking investigations, and passing the buck, it's clear that this administration puts politics ahead of the security of the American people. Sign the petition Click here to watch Remember, the new DNC video holding Bush accountable for breaking his promises to veterans. John Kerry has a bold vision for America's foreign policy that will restore our strength and security.

89. Democratic National Committee
    Get Local. 2004 party Platform. Create a Family Voting Plan Spread the word about our party! Speak Out. Speak your mind  
    http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.democrats.org/&y=02F4BC6A59BF130

90. New Party
    The New party is a progressive political organization taking root racial, lively and creative political organization that can, over read about the political party that many feel is  
    http://www.newparty.org/
    
    Extractions: WebMaster The New Party is a progressive political organization taking root around the U.S. By starting small and thinking long-term, we're building a multi-racial, lively and creative political organization that can, over time, break the stranglehold that corporate money and corporate media have over our political process. For the last ten years we have focused on local elections, and have won more than 300 of our first 400 races. For example: In Madison, Wisconsin, eight of twenty city council members are members of Progressive Dane, the New Party affiliate. ProDane has successfully used their clout to push for municipal policies and programs that support affordable housing and tenants' rights, living wages, and campaign finance reform. In Missoula, Montana, the Missoula New Party has consistently held 3-5 of twelve city council seats. With their active membership and their block of council votes, the group has effectively advocated for municipal policies that promote affordable housing and control urban sprawl and recently passed a municipal living wage ordinance.

91. The OFFICIAL Reform Party USA Website
    political party in the United States of America for fiscal responsibility and political accountability of the Reform party, commit ourselves to reform our political system all a new political  
    http://www.reformparty.org/

92. Political Party - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    During the 20th century, many national political parties organized themselves into LiberalInternational (yellow), and the International Democrat Union (blue  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_party
    
    Extractions: A political party is a political organization subscribing to a certain ideology or formed around very special issues. In party-list proportional representation , parties (and sometimes multi-party cartels) can play a functional role in the voting system . Political parties often play a leading role in political campaigning A partisan is a member of a party, especially one who espouses and defends the party's values and/or platform , and also sometimes contributes efforts that benefit the party. Partisanship is when partisan politicians spar against other partisan politicians (in another party) in the conduct of a legislative process. Extreme partisanship is referred to as partisan warfare Table of contents 1 Single-party, two-party, and multi-party governments 2 Parties and directions 3 Colors and emblems for parties 4 International organizations of political parties ... edit In single-party states , only one political party is legally allowed to hold effective power. Although minor parties may sometimes be allowed, they are legally required to accept the leadership of the dominant party. This party may not always be, however, identical to the government, although sometimes positions within the party may be in fact more important than positions within the government. In one party dominant states , opposition parties are allowed, but are widely considered to have no real chance of gaining power. Often, the dominant party will remain in power by using

93. Welcome To The Ohio Democratic Party Website!
    like risky plans to privatize Medicare, and infusing politics into our state pensionplans. And democrats are vowing to end this arrogant Oneparty Rule by  
    http://www.ohiodems.org/
    
    Extractions: COLUMBUS – Ohio Chief Justice Candidate C. Ellen Connally applauded the firing of House Republican operatives Brett Buerck and Kyle Sisk, but said unless the more is done, the two are free to continue schemes that attack the character of Ohio office seekers. MORE Welcome to the Ohio Democratic Party official website. Here you can learn more about how we are working everyday to strengthen the party so we can take back the White House in 2004 and win statewide elections for years to come. Democrats will be successful in Ohio because this is what we are doing: Ohio Democrats are fighting for those who work hard and play by the rules. Democrats are crafting laws to give the middle class a tax break in contrast to the Republican schemes that benefit large corporations and wealthy at the expense of the middle class.

94. Canadian Political Parties/Les Partis Politiques Du Canada
    BC; British Columbia New Democratic party, BC NDP Opposition Caucus; BC Young NewDemocrats, BC YND; Natives Doing Politics/Aboriginal political Action Committee  
    http://home.ican.net/~alexng/can.html

95. Political Resources On The Net - Hungary 1:3
    Zöld Demokraták Alliance of Green democrats. The Transylvanian lobby. IfjúságiDemokrata Fórum Alliance of center right political parties. Fidelitas.  
    http://www.politicalresources.net/hungary.htm
    
    Extractions: Hungary (1:3 Parties) Last updated: Constitution Parliamentary elections in Hungary by Wilfried Derksen Country Report on Hungary European Forum Country Updates Political Parties Politics politika.lap.hu (Hungarian) HuDir Hungary.Network Fidesz -Magyar Polgári Párt Alliance of Young Democrats - Civic Party Fidesz Group in the National Assembly Magyar Demokrata Fórum (MDF) Hungarian Democratic Forum Magyar Demokrata Fórum (MDF) MDF Group in the National Assembly Magyar Szocialista Part (MSZP) Hungarian Socialist Party MSZP Parliamentary Group Miskolc organization Szabad Demokratak Szovetsege (SZDSZ) Alliance of Free Democrats SZDSZ Group in the National Assembly Független Kisgazda - Földmunkás (FKGP) Independent Smallholders' Party Magyar Igazság és Elet Pártja (MIEP) Hungarian Truth and Life Party Keresztény Demokrata Forum (KDF) Christian-Democratic Forum Munkáspárt (MP) Workers' Party Nemzeti Demokrata Párt (NDP) National Democratic Party Alliance of Green Democrats The Transylvanian lobby Magyar-Hon-Lap News from the Hungarian Christian Democratic Associatation Alliance of center right political parties Fidelitas Political Capital Policy Research and Consulting Institute Back to Europe

96. American Experience | The Time Of The Lincolns | Partisan Politics
    democrats Franklin Pierce democrats also supported the provisions of the Free SoilParty John P. Hale Free Soilers were the only political group to  
    http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/lincolns/politics/tl_tree.html
    
    Extractions: The political party system entered an era of change when the issues surrounding slavery took center stage. Fears were spurred by the threat of slavery or of abolition in new territories; the influx of immigrants; the rise of industry; and the perpetual conflict over states' rights. These concerns drove many Americans to seek different political alliances. New parties sprung up, representing the nation's widely differing opinions. Some of these parties were short-lived, since they represented such narrow interests. Amid this turmoil, the Republican Party was born... and the Whig Party disappeared. Whigs: Henry Clay The Whig Party formed out of the National Republican Party, the leaders of which were John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay. They were nationalists, supported internal improvements and moral reforms, and desired gradual westward expansion in congruence with economic growth and modernization . The Whigs were based in New England and New York, mostly made up of Northern middle-class people, market-oriented farmers, and native-born skilled workers. In 1836, the Whigs factioned off, but generally united against Jackson's policies of the last eight years. They especially disliked Martin Van Buren, Jackson's hand-chosen successor.

97. Liberal Democrats Online Welcome
    a website dedicated to enabling people with a common interest (from party politicsto Harry James Graham has recently setup a meetup for the Liberal democrats  
    http://online.libdems.org/

98. Natasha Stott Despoja Outlines The Democrats' Vision For More Accountable Politi
    The democrats are the only party committed to changing politics by requiringpolitical parties to meet minimum standards of internal democracy and  
    http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=1924

99. BBC- One Life - Legal - Voting - Parties List
    to gain your vote. The three biggest political parties in the UKare Labour, Conservative and Liberal democrats. But as you can  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/onelife/legal/voting/parties_list.shtml
    
    Extractions: Choose another article: Intro Register To Vote Elections 2004 Political Parties Parties List Further Information ONE LIFE LEGAL VOTING Parties in the UK When it comes to elections candidates from political parties will try to gain your vote. The three biggest political parties in the UK are Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrats. But as you can see from the list below, there are loads of political parties in the UK. Use the links to find out what their policies are in their manifestos. These are the political parties in the UK: Labour Party

100. UCD Home Page
     Union of Cambodians democrats. It shall be composed of the four democratic politicalparties of Cambodia in KHMER NATION party http//www.kreative.net/knp.  
     http://www.datagraphic.fr/ucd/
     
     Extractions: Union of Cambodians Democrats You are welcome visitor number of UCD Web site CAMBODIA at the present time At the end of 20th century the humanity has proven that the less bad of organizations of the society in order to everyone lives in the harmony, lives as the free man, without distinction neither race, nor colors of its skin, neither its religious origin is called the DEMOCRACY . Cambodia is one of the country that have not yet the preferential right to know this type of organization in order to Cambodians people live in harmony with their way of life and as free men. The dictatorship reigns, the genocide is going on, the Human right is scoffed , the liberty is oppressed, the economic degrades, the border is narrowed from all the sides. Without the Democracy the end of this century is, for us Cambodian pepole, the end of the hope for our children live in the futur as the sovereign and free men. The UCD shall pledge its cooperation and agree to unite force to restore peace and democracy to the people of Cambodia. The UCD shall pursue a straegy of non-violent political struggle wich will allow democratic activities to oppose the illegal and dictatorial Hun Sen regime.

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