Explains that republicans and democrats have similar and different views on how to handle the united states of america and its immense economy. both parties support the us constitution, private property, free enterprise, and individual freedom.
Explains that republicans support minimal government, lower taxes, and less government intervention, while democrats represent the "common people's" aspirations.
Explains that the two major political parties can be traced back to the founding of the united states constitution — the federalists and the anti-federalists.
Explains that the federalist party ended in 1816 and was rekindled under the name of the whig party. the republican party formed in the early 1850s on the issue of granting western lands to settlers and supporting the abolitionist movement.
Explains that freedom is what our ancestors fought for in the revolutionary war. freedom from big government and high taxes is the basis of conservative beliefs.
Explains how the tax system is slanted so that the more wealth you have, the higher your taxes. conservatives oppose a flat tax and tax cuts.
Explains that corporations pay more to the government than ever before and have to comply with constantly changing regulations. when profits go into the red, decisions that would hurt the united states economy are often made.
Explains that republicans think the people of america need a tax cut because they are paying more in taxes than they spend on food, clothing, and housing combined.
Explains that president bush passed a tax cut that was supported by republicans and moderate democrats. he reduced the marriage penalty, doubled the child credit, and cut the 15% rate to 10%.
Explains that republicans support the philosophy of laissez-faire, which is based on a minimum of governmental interference in the economic affairs of individuals and society.
Explains that republicans believe in the promotion of business, and that they are against regulations that would hinder the effectiveness of a business.
Opines that the democratic party is committed to ensuring that all americans have the opportunity to achieve the american dream.
Analyzes how the tax system makes the rich pay more than anyone else. republicans and democrats support a regulated economic system, but the democrats favor an "earned income tax credit."
Explains that the republican and democrat tax cuts are for the elite and the selected few. democrats believe in cutting taxes for working parents who are trying to raise multiple children.
Explains that republicans favor big businesses, while democrats favor small businesses. small businesses are less efficient than corporations, which leads to higher prices in the market.
Explains that liberals view poverty as something that can trap people, while urban decay and economic decline trap the poor into a never-ending tunnel of poverty. they contend that "trickle down economics" won't work for them.
Explains that corporations set prices amongst a market, like airline corporations, so that there won't be price wars. democrats and republicans are against corporations deciding on their own prices, but democrats fear it more.
Explains that military spending has the most multiplier effects. large corporations develop technology and work out contracts producing products for our military. the private sector is greatly helped by a large military
Opines that both political parties support increasing our military to various degrees. both believe in improving the military technology and get our systems up-to-date.
Explains that the strategic defense initiative (sdi), also referred to as star wars, was an important aspect of our national defense.
Explains that the cost of nmd cannot be determined. the library of congress' congressional research service analyzes the question of exactly how much has been spent on 'sdi' or missile defenses since its inception.
Opines that the republican party, in general, supports this massive project. the united states would have to persuade russia to accept significant changes in the anti-ballistic missile treaty.
Explains that the environment is an interesting aspect in the political parties, since there is no market centered on protecting it, which points out the need for government intervention.
States that the democratic party supports many measures to protect the environment, such as clean air, cleaner water, and a safer food supply. they believe in giving americans incentives to invest in driving more fuel-efficient vehicles.
Explains that democrats believe in posing penalties as a price to pay for not acting more favorably towards the environment.
Opines that the democratic party's scientists are concerned about global warming, and the fact that solar flares from the sun may be causing global warming.
Summarizes the republican stance on the environment: private industries or individuals stepping forward for the better good.
Compares the stances of the republican party and the democratic party on energy.
Explains that the united states is heavily reliant on coal, which is the worst polluting energy source. los alamos is developing a zero emission process for converting coal and water slurry into hydrogen.
Explains that the united states has proven reserves of oil on hand but has limited production potential.
Opines that drilling in alaska is highly controversial, as environmentalists point out that it would be hurting the reserve and could harm the life there.
Explains that nuclear power is the second largest power source in the united states and is environmentally friendly. it emits no harmful gasses into the air, and takes up very little space.
Explains that there is an energy crisis in california. there are many reasons that contributed to this crisis.
Explains that the bush administration's long-term energy plan includes streamlining the design of generating facilities, creating conservation incentives, and enacting structural reforms to state agencies responsible for oversight of energy production.
Explains that the democrats have a totally different approach. they want to see price caps to protect the consumer from incredibly high power prices.
Explains that the democratic party favors large social programs designed to help the people of the united states. they support a moderate national defense and making sure the environment is protected.
Explains that the republican party wants to create incentives for people to move up the classes through hard work and innovation without having to worry about being hit with heavier and heavier taxes.
Explains that republicans and democrats have many ideas on how to proceed with the economy. they want to do what they see is best for the united states, to varying degrees.
Describes bush's remarks to department of energy employees.
States the dnc position paper on earned income tax credit - the democratic national committee.
Explains fik, dr. timothy j. – the geography of economic development 2000, mcgraw-hill companies, inc.
Explains that the california state republican caucus proposes long-term solutions to energy shortage.
Explains goshen, kathy, bishop moore high school's ap government and politics class notes.
Quotes powell, colin, united states secretary of state, commenting on the g8 conference and bush’s trip to europe.
Analyzes the republican national committee's announcement of a new tax plan.
Explains the difference between democrats and republicans in ap united states government and politics, lesson 18, handout 18, and the center for learning.
The ways that republicans and democrats are different is that the Republicans care more about the rich and wealthy people and powerful companies than they do the lower class. Democrats believe that the higher income based people should be taxed more than the lower class people due to the fact that they make more than the average person but there are not opposed to raising taxes to fund the government. While the Republicans believe that there should be a flat-tax rate for all people and income should be set by the free market but they are generally opposed to raising taxes because most of the money is coming from the hard working Americans who barely own anything.
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Compares the views of republicans and democrats, stating that the republicans care more about the rich and wealthy people and powerful companies than they do the lower class.
Explains that republicans want an extension of the bush tax cut for the wealthy and a huge cut on estate taxes with those two items they will increase the deficit by trillion dollars over the next 10 years.
Argues that democrats want a tax code that rewards work and creates wealth for more people, not hoards it for those who already have it. bush tax cuts for the wealthiest americans should be set at the same level as in the late 1990s.
Explains that the republicans are focused on deficit reduction and cutting from non-defense discretionary spending (military) which tends to the needs of the poor, the jobless and children. they also plan to slice off one billion dollars off the public housing capital fund.
Explains that democrats prefer a lot of government regulation and oversight of the health care system, while republicans oppose the affordable care act.
Explains that both parties want to stop illegal immigration from crossing the border but the republicans are willing to go the extra mile and revoke any amnesty for any undocumented immigrants.
Explains that the democratic party stands for comprehensive immigration reform that intelligently prioritizes our country’s security and economic needs.
Opines that the democrats plan on providing a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, especially for those who were brought or born in the u.s.a as children.
Explains that democrats do not support shortchanging the military, but that they must also make tough budgetary decisions across the board and that includes within the defense budget.
Opines that a strong and well-trained american military is the world's best guarantee of peace. a republican president and republican congress will transform america’s defense capabilities for the information age.
What is the difference between the two main groups? Well it is simple, they both have the same base interest; they just go about the plan differently. The Democrats and Republicans both want what is best for the United States with the people in mind.
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Explains that the parties have different approaches to issues like national defense, healthcare, energy, education, and the economy.
Explains that republicans want to cover geography warfare and cyber security. they want quality healthcare and energy independence from other places.
Opines that democrats want everyone to be equal and rely on the government to fix their money issues.
Opines that we need a society that is hard-working, reliable, and disciplined. republicans want to help people get jobs, not by giving it to them, by allowing business to have more freedom.
Explains that the democrats and republicans have different views of the political system. they both have the same base interest, but go about the plan differently.
The Democrat Party’s and Republican Party’s ideologies and beliefs differ greatly from one another on all different issues. Their political cultures, which are defined as “the set of values, beliefs, and attitudes within which a political system operates” (Moten, 40) are very different from one another. They argue and disagree on issues that range from how the economy and the government should be run, to social issues such as gay marriage and abortion. I intend to compare the cultures of each political party, and in the process of doing so, show what issues both parties stand for and what they are against.
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Compares the ideologies and beliefs of the democrat party and the republican party on different issues. they argue and disagree on issues that range from how the economy and government should be run, to social issues like gay marriage and abortion.
Explains that the democratic party leans to the left, or is left wing, while liberals advocate for a bigger, more involved government that tackles issues ranging from law enforcement, defense, and providing for the poor.
Explains that republicans are the party that leans to the right, and are often referred to as a right wing party.
Explains that the republican party supports ending social welfare programs that aid the less fortunate and wants churches and charities to take over the role of helping those in need.
Explains that republicans have split into a group called the tea party, which considers itself more conservative than the republican party.
Explains that democrats and republicans are in total opposition and fight each other constantly within the social issues of abortion and gay marriage. the republican party and its adherents are opposed to allowing homosexual couples to adopt children.
Explains that the democratic party and its adherents are in favor of legalization of gay marriage. they believe that it is discrimination by not allowing people of the same gender to get married.
Explains that abortion is a social issue that is fiercely debated between democrats and republicans.
Explains that the republican party values its religious beliefs and believes that all people should adhere to god’s plan when deciding whether or not to abort a fetus.
Explains that conservative law makers, though not allowed to outlaw abortion due to roe v. wade, have done many things in an attempt to stifle abortions and convince mothers to be not to undergo the procedure.
Explains that democrats support the 1973 supreme court decision that legalized abortion and recognized abortion as a woman’s right. advocates of roe describe it as vital to the preservation of personal freedom and privacy.
Argues that outlawing abortions is infringing on the mothers rights and will drive pregnant women to get back alley or underground abortion performed on them by an individual who is not medically qualified.
Describes the actions taken by the democrats, including the passing and support of the supreme court decision roe v. wade, and the mandatory inclusion of abortions in insurance plans.
Explains that democrats want to lower the amount of money allotted to the military, while republicans want restrictions on guns and gun ownership.
Explains that democrats have met a lot of resistance from conservatives and the republican party on the topic of gun control.
Democrats tend to be in favor of open debate, diplomatic tools, and peace keeping accords when dealing with a foe that may become a menace. They have the notion that all things must be exhausted before intervening in campaigns that may cost vast amounts of spending and cause violence that may result in death. There have been few times in the last 30 years in which Democrats have taken an offensive stance against an enemy of the state. It would seem as though Democrats are more likely to employ the Department of State than any other department within the government. Republicans, on the other hand, tend to feel the exact opposite. Republicans are big on using the military as a deterrent against a foe. The Republican stance is that a foe probably is not a big fan of diplomacy and should be dealt with swiftly and severely. Democrats want a peaceful society through which people come together in debate and a globalized view of harmony. Republicans feel that the only answer to a bad guy with a gun is a good gu...
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Opines that partisan affiliation in america has a great deal to do with how one will answer an affront to the united states.
Opines that democrats favor open debate, diplomatic tools, and peace keeping accords when dealing with a foe.
Opines that the french were the first people to mold the future of american foreign policy with their alliance to the colonies in opposition to england.
Explains that the wives of the founding fathers did a great service by rallying support for their husbands during the colonial period.
Explains that during the american revolution, our nation had two major parties: the federalists and the anti-federalists.
Explains that the newly independent united states of america had to go to work in establishing an endearing nation. the british magna carta gave a basis for the legislature of the new nation and the other branches were soon to follow.
Explains that women were trying to educate fellow women and their families on the new nation and what it meant to be an independent nation.
Explains that the foundation for today's view of diplomacy versus military action came from our forefathers' raising of a formal military.
Explains that the pro-military establishment feud with those who opposed military prowess continued into the onset of the war of 1812. the federalists were staunch ant-war zealots, while the anti-federalists used military might against the british as a sign of sovereignty.
Explains that the french stood with the americans since the united states was the buffer between the atlantic coast and the western french colonies. the anti-federalists garnered enough support to launch the american military in support of our interests.
Analyzes the damage done by the british during the war of 1812 to many coastal areas. the anti-federalists touted the ability of america's young military to deter enemies.
Explains that andrew jackson was a crudely honest president who believed in american sovereignty, military might, and expansionism. his views aligned with today's republican party.
Explains that the jackson era was an alpha-type personality that was not prone to soft emotion or activism. harvard opened its doors to women in 1836, and other northeaster colleges joined in.
Explains that the split in the view of federal government roles would come to a roar with the development of the american civil war. the south argued that slavery was economically essential due to the less densely populated areas.
Explains that the north, while still having its biases against people of color, felt that slavery did not belong in the union.
Explains that washington's bureaucracy was in high hopes that the south would simply go with what plans the federal government had for them, but they were sorely mistaken.
Explains that southern democrats kept former slaves from holding political power and even ran campaigns denouncing their intelligence as a reason to why they shouldn’t lead men.
The Democrats and the republicans have some similarities the biggest one they have is they both lie. Not many tell the truth they will lie ,lie , and lie some more until they have won what they want. They bash each other about things some of them never did. They will lie about what happened overseas, lie about health, lie about how much money they make, they will lie about things that
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Explains that democrats and republicans are the biggest liars of all. they wear fancy suits, make money, and complain about who did what and why. politicians are very similar but yet very different.
Describes the similarities between the democrats and the republicans. not many tell the truth, they will lie and lie until they have won what they want.
Analyzes how the same people are like kids blaming others for not getting what they want.
Compares how they rally up their supporters. they tell lies and bash one another, and rally them up through their differences.
Compares the views of the democrats and republicans on who should pay more or less taxes. they argue that the people that run a large nation shouldn't have big differences like that.
Explains that both parties have different views on immigration. the democrats believe in letting people into the country for freedom, while the republicans believe that immigrants should earn their citizenship ship.
Compares how the two parties feel about the size of the military. the democrats believe in a smaller military size, while the republicans believe there should be one for terrorism.
Democrats support progressive taxes i.e. they want high-income individuals to pay taxes at a higher rate. They support higher taxes on the wealthy to pay for public programs. Republicans support tax cuts for everyone (rich and poor alike). They consider higher tax rates on the rich a form of class warfare. There is greater overall support in the Democratic party for immigration, they believe that a moratorium on deporting or offering a pathway to citizenship to certain undocumented immigrants. Republicans are generally against amnesty for any undocumented immigrants. They also oppose President Obama's executive order that put a moratorium on deporting certain workers. Republicans also fund stronger enforcement actions at the
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Explains that the major parties in the united states have been criticized for catering to the views of their most active partisans and becoming too ideological.
Analyzes how the united states of america has been criticized for catering the views of their most active partisans, causing to america become ideological.
Compares the positions of the democratic and republican parties on major issues such as taxes, the role of government, entitlements, gun control, immigration, healthcare, abortion, and gay rights.
Explains that a democrat's ideal philosophy is liberal and left-leaning, while the republican party is conservative and right-wing.
Back in 1792 when some supporters of Thomas jefferson took the name republicans they chose the name so that it would emphasize their anti monarchical views. These people which would later form the Republican party also wanted to have a decentralized government with officials that had limited powers.Before 1798 the republicans were known as the Jeffersonian Republican but after the Federalists John Adams became the president of the united states and then the republicans adopted the name Democratic republican as their official name and label. The Democratic party was always against slavery and did not support the confederate South because they had different views on slavery and how they should be treated. The democratic party always supported a social liberal platform, supporting social justice, & mixed economy. They supported a mixed economy by having an intervention for the economies in the welfare states by having a couple programs to support the people living in their economies. Some programs that the Democratic party has come up with to help are social programs, support for labor unions, they also made a move towards universal medical care and equal opportunity, consumer protection, & environmental protection. Democratic party are known to some democratic economies as the best political party to ever be
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Explains that the republican party was formed in 1792 by supporters of thomas jefferson who wanted a government with limited powers. lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation which declared slaves free forever wherever they went.
Explains that the democratic party is one of the oldest political parties in the united states and the world.
Explains that abraham lincoln was the 16th president of the united states, serving from march 1861 until his assassination in april 1865.
The Republican Party has always been devoted to the Constitution of the United States. It resisted efforts that opposed the government’s foundation based on the constitution. The Republican philosophy supports limited federal governmental influence to the states government. This is because they view the federal government as an obstacle to the development of the states. The philosophy supports individual accountabilities, liberties, and rights
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Explains that the republican party has always been devoted to the constitution of the united states. it resisted efforts that opposed the government’s foundation based on the constitution.
Explains that the republicans advocated for a government that legislated on matters that affected the nation.
Analyzes how the republicans argued that the power vested in the federal government by the constitution was too much.
Explains that the republicans of the 21st century still support state rights. they are opposed to the federal government's powers.
Explains that the republican philosophy supports limited federal governmental influence to the states government. they advocated for a government that legislated on matters that affected the entire nation.
First, there are some social issues that unquestionably contrast among republicans and democrats. Republicans are very conservative on many of these issues. They advocate the rights of owning guns because they support the law-abiding citizen’s right to self-defense. The republican party tends to
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Compares the views of democrats and republicans, stating that they are the same in a few ways but have many different views.
Compares the views of republicans and democrats on social issues such as gun ownership, abortion, and the 14th amendment.
Compares the views of republicans and democrats on immigration, stating that both believe that there needs to be a change in the way immigration is transpiring.
Compares the tax and healthcare problems between the two parties. republicans believe that everyone should have the same tax rate no matter what the income is and don't want to increase taxes.
Opines that democratic and republican parties have completely different points of view. we should be happy to have people running for president to make our country better than it was before.
The two ideologies that dominate America are Liberalism and Conservatives. The Republican Party known as right wing are conservative, while the Democrats are the left wings known as Liberal. To start off the Liberals and Conservatives have different opinions on things, Conservatives tend to be traditional, they focus more on the economy, limited government, while Liberals focus more on equality and freedom, they also protect human rights and believe that their leader should mostly help the people. In my opinion the Liberals are more open minded they believe abortion should be legal because mistakes happen, they believe gays should be treated like a normal human bean with the same rights, they do believe that the death penalty isn't correct
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Compares the two ideologies that dominate america: liberalism and conservatives. the republican party is conservative, while the democrats are liberal.