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Party Loyalty among Congressmen: The Difference between Democrats and Republicans, 1947-1962 (Harvard Political Studies) by David R. Mayhew, 1966-01-01
State Political Party Chairs of Oregon: Democratic Party of Oregon Chairs, Oregon Republican Party Chairs, Charles L. Mcnary, Thomas H. Tongue
The Republican Party: The Story of the Grand Old Party (Snapshots in History) by Dale Anderson, 2007-01
Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men: The Ideology of the Republican Party before the Civil War With a New Introductory Essay by Eric Foner, 1995-04-20
Jesus Rode A Donkey: Why Republicans Don't Have the Corner on Christ by Linda Seger, 2006-07-24
Party Crasher: A Gay Republican Challenges Politics as Usual by Richard Tafel, 1999-06-10
Conceiving a New Republic: The Republican Party And the Southern Question, 1869-1900 (American Political Thought) by Charles W. Calhoun, 2006-09-07
The Birth of the Grand Old Party: The Republicans' First Generation
THE REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRAT POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS: IN TEXAS IN 1964 by John Crichton, 2004-06-30
Forging a Majority: The Formation of the Republican Party in Pittsburgh, 1848-1860 by Michael F. Holt, 1990-06
The Republican Playbook by Andy Borowitz, 2006-10-03
The uniform record of all political parties in Maine down to 1856 in opposition to human slavery. Speech of Hon. Francis O.J. Smith, to the Republican State Convention, holden in Portland July 8, 1856 by Francis O. J. 1806-1876 Smith, 2010-06-07
Three's a Crowd: The Dynamic of Third Parties, Ross Perot, and Republican Resurgence by Ronald B. Rapoport, Walter J. Stone, 2007-12-21
You Know You're a Republican/Democrat If... by Frank Benjamin, 2004-08-01

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Democrats Vs Republicans
The Jeffersonian Republicans was the political party of Thomas Jefferson and JamesMadison that supported a weak central government, more power vested in the
http://allsands.com/History/democratvsrepu_zrn_gn.htm
US Dept Of State - Publications
Today, the republican and Democratic parties pervade the political process.Approximately 60 percent of Americans consider themselves
http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/election04/parties.htm

Extractions: Banner supporting candidacy of Republican John Fremont and his running mate William Drayton in 1856. Banners (1868) supporting Democratic candidates for president and vice-president, Horatio Seymour and Frank Blair. Republican Party campaign poster featuring Ulysses S. Grant and his running mate, Schuyler Colfax, in the election of 1868. Cover of sheet music to the "Republican Two-Step," composed in honor of presidential candidate William McKinley. An election poster for Democratic candidates, General George McClellan and his running mate George Pendleton, circa 1864. Republican poster for election of 1860 featuring Abraham Lincoln and his running mate, Hannibal Hamlin. Poster supporting Democratic candidates for president and vice-president, Samuel Tilden and
US Political Parties: An Apology
THE INQUIRER WISHES TO UNRESERVEDLY apologise for suggesting that the American Republicanparty, or any other US political party for that matter, is engaged in
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=7340
U.S. Senate: Art & History Home > Origins & Development > Party Division
Note party ratio changed to 53 republicans and 47 Democrats after Richard Shelbyof Alabama switched from the Democratic to republican party on November 9
http://www.senate.gov/pagelayout/history/one_item_and_teasers/partydiv.htm

Extractions: Party Division in the Senate, 1789-Present Note: Statistics listed below reflect party division immediately following the election. The actual number of senators representing a particular party often changes during a congress, due to the death or resignation of a senator, or as a consequence of a member changing parties. 1st Congress (1789-1791) Majority Party: Pro-Administration (18 seats) Minority Party: Anti-Administration (8 seats) Other Parties: Total Seats: 26 2nd Congress (1791-1793) Majority Party: Pro-Administration (16 seats) Minority Party: Anti-Administration (13 seats) Other Parties: Vacant: 1 Total Seats: 30 3rd Congress (1793-1795) Majority Party: Pro-Administration (16 seats) Minority Party: Anti-Administration (14 seats) Other Parties: Total Seats: 30 4th Congress (1795-1797) Majority Party: Federalist (21 seats) Minority Party: (Jeffersonian) Republican (11 seats) Other Parties: Total Seats: 32 5th Congress (1797-1799) Majority Party: Federalist (22 seats) Minority Party: Republican (10 seats) Other Parties: Total Seats: 32 6th Congress (1799-1801) Majority Party: Federalist (22 seats) Minority Party: Jeffersonian Republican (10 seats) Other Parties: Total Seats: 32 7th Congress (1801-1803) Majority Party: Republican (17 seats) Minority Party: Federalist (15 seats) Other Parties: Vacant: 2 Total Seats: 34 8th Congress (1803-1805) Majority Party: Republican (25 seats) Minority Party: Federalist (9 seats) Other Parties: Total Seats: 34 9th Congress (1805-1807) Majority Party: Republican (27 seats)
Republican Party Of Texas
republican party of Texas. republican party of Texas Convention 2004.2004 republican party of Texas Convention Southwest Airlines
http://www.texasgop.org/
WatchBlog: 2004 U.S. Election News, Opinion And Commentary
weblog broken up into three major political affiliations, each with its own blogthe Democrats, the Republicans and the Third party (covering everything
http://www.watchblog.com/

Extractions: What. WatchBlog is a multiple-editor weblog broken up into three major political affiliations, each with its own blog: the Democrats , the Republicans and the Third Party (covering everything outside the two major parties). Why. Let's face it, politics is confusing. Sometimes it's difficult to know who to believe, who to listen to and who to support. We're here to help. Posting on a regular basis are editors representing each major party. Stay informed. Critique the Message, Not the Messenger With a two to one ratio in church-goers voting Republican, the Democrats are launching a campaign to appeal to this voting segment but will it be effective? Will it even have a chance? And is it worth it? "The Church Gap" Posted by Joseph Briggs at 12:28 AM Comments (8) Dear Honorable Senator John McCain, I sincerely hope that since recent reports have raised the specter of a Kerry/McCain Presidential ticket, that youve received many letters as the one I now write. It is now 1 week and a day since Richard Clarkes revealing 60 Minutes interview, and the resulting events of this past week have compelled me to request of you, yet another extraordinary act in service to your country.
NJGOP--New Jersey Republican State Committee
Our party is committed to reaching out to New proposing a deceptive reform to providepolitical cover For months, republican legislators have tried in vain to
http://www.njgop.org/

Extractions: Contact Chairman Leadership Newsroom ... Bush Leads Kerry In NJ President George W. Bush Party is committed to reaching out to New Jersey's many diverse communities that share our philosophy of smaller government and lower taxes. Your support is critical in making this grassroots effort a success. Check back with us soon, as we update our site frequently with breaking news and information. Rest In Peace Ronald Reagan America Loses Inspirational Leader (06.05.04)Senator Joe Kyrillos, Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee, made the following statement on the passing of President Ronald Reagan: “President Reagan was one of the world’s greatest leaders." [ HTML PDF PAID FOR BY THE NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE 28 WEST STATE STREET, TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 08608
LookSmart - Directory - Republican Political Action Committees
YOU ARE HERE Home Society Politics Parties Movements republicanParty political Action Committees. republican political
http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317916/us53358/us53391/us53397/us1003
Rise Of The Religious Right In The Republican Party
have become a staple of politics nearly everywhere. Christian conservatives now holda majority of seats in 36% of all republican party state committees (or 18
http://www.theocracywatch.org/

Extractions: Home Introduction Taking Over the Republican Party Biblical Law ... Speaker Info Enter your email address for news alerts from TheocracyWatch. manage Search Link to Us Home Page Help Spread The Word TheocracyWatch T-Shirts now available! "The Republican Party of Texas affirms that the United States is a Christian nation." Texas Republican Party Platform, 2002, Here we are in the year 2004 and a small group of religious extremists have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. This web site demonstrates how we got here and how the media, even the progressive media is missing what is the most important story in modern American politics. Please don't misunderstand the title: the Rise of the Religious Right in the Republican Party. This site is not about religion, nor about Christianity, nor about Republicans. This site is about how a small group of Republican strategists targeted a religious constituency to expand the base of their party, and how a small group of religious extremists targeted the Republican Party to bring the United States government under religious control. "Believe"
Our Campaigns - Political Party Detail Page
, 5{an party was born in the early 1850 s byanti Republicans have a long and rich history with basic principles Individuals political party DETAILS,
http://www.ourcampaigns.com/cgi-bin/r.cgi/PartyDetail.html?&PartyID=2
Our Campaigns - Political Party Detail Page
, Although candidates have appeared onthe ballot as Independent Republicans from the early days of the party, the only political party DETAILS, Color,
http://www.ourcampaigns.com/cgi-bin/r.cgi/PartyDetail.html?&PartyID=178
Republican Party
I believe that the leaders of the radical branch of the republican party preferredpolitical control of one section of a divided country to being in the
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USArepublican.htm

Extractions: 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.
Creative Loafing Presents Political Party
He claimed to be a Democrat, but workers from other Senate campaigns Republicanand Democrat - have been attending the political party to do research on
http://www.atlanta.creativeloafing.com/party.html
RTNDF Political Coverage Project
Bone up on Republicans and Democrats by reading overviews of their historiesand ideologies at the (relatively) objective political party Directory.
http://www.rtndf.org/rtndf2/parties.html

Extractions: Independent sites, official party pages, and nonpartisan sites each have different types of information worth investigating. Democratic National Committee Use keywords to search the DNC site, or try Quick Links to read the platform, party power structure, or Federal Election Commission reports . The site includes video clips www.rnc.org Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee www.dscc.org National Republican Senatorial Committee www.nrsc.org Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee www.dccc.org National Republican Congressional Committee www.nrcc.org Politics1.com Bone up on Republicans and Democrats by reading overviews of their histories and ideologies at the (relatively) objective Political Party Directory . The site offers an alphabetical listing of third parties (ranging in character from the American Heritage Party to the Pot Party) that includes their political beliefs and electoral histories.
How To Strengthen Your Local Political Party
These miniorganizations can include neighborhood political party groups and clubs,affiliated groups such as the Young Republicans, or interest organizations
http://www.localvictory.com/Articles/strengthen_political_party.html

Extractions: Local political parties are the backbone of the American political system. These organizations are so important because they are so close to the voter. The local political party is responsible for motivating the electorate to vote for an entire slate of candidates, from the local school board all the way up to the President of the United States. It is involved in all aspects of campaigning, from fundraising to getting out the vote. In order to build a strong national political party, it is important to start with strong local parties. One problem that often plagues local party leaders is a refusal to delegate. Often, the qualities that make a good political leader, such as confidence and specific know-how, also make a poor delegator. In order to strengthen your political party, it is imperative to delegate. Find volunteers and members who are good at organizing, fundraising, and event planning, and put them to work. Give them the authority to make decisions and build their own team, and you will have more time to worry about "the big picture." Good leadership requires communication. If you plan on motivating your members and local leaders, you must be in constant communication with them. Luckily, this is easier then ever. Establish an e-mail mailing list and e-newsletter that you send out regularly. Keep one list of activists and another of more passive members, and use it to spread your message, organize events, and keep your political party motivated for a small fraction of what a traditional snail mail newsletter would cost.
Sacramento County Republican Party
Sacramento County republican party.
http://www.sacgop.org/Judicial Voter Guide November 2002.htm
Republican Party (U.S. : 1854-
The Life and Politics of Lee Atwater John Joseph Brady, J. Bell Atwater, Lee Politicalconsultants United States Biography republican party (US 1854
http://topics.practical.org/browse/Republican_Party_(U.S._:_1854-
Industry Totals: Oil & Gas
Donations to Republicans. more from PACs and individuals to federal candidates andfrom PAC, soft money and individual donors to political parties, as reported
http://www.opensecrets.org/industries/indus.asp?Ind=E01
Polparti2004_1
a guide prepared by Stephen Souter, University of Sydney Australian RepublicanMovement including policy statements by the major political parties on the
http://www.aph.gov.au/library/intguide/pol/polparti.htm

Extractions: Australia Political Parties Political Organisations Library Publications ... Key Politics Links Australian Electoral Commission Parliamentary Handbook The Constitution The list is consistent with the Parliamentary Library's role as a provider of information and in no way indicates an endorsement of particular web sites or organisations. Only political parties with websites are listed. Please consult the Australian Electoral Commission for a complete list of registered parties. Registered Parties : Australian Electoral Commission Advance Australia Party Australia First Party Australia First Australian Democrats The Democrats Australian Greens The Greens The Greens branches... ACT Greens The Greens-NSW Territory Greens Queensland Greens Greens SA Tasmanian Greens The Greens - WA Australian Greens in the Senate Australian Labor Party ALP ALP branches...
Washington Voter - Links For Voters
League of Women Voters Government Background Information on Candidates and Issues Campaign Finance Learning Tools political Parties Politics and
http://www.washingtonvoter.org/links.html

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