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1. Not all [Republicans] are filthy rich 2. Not all Republicans are [Christian] 3. Not all Republicans hate paying taxes Here's my [small] view of Republican vs. Democratic ideas:

Julie is coming back from [college] on her first [break] and his having a conversation with her dad, a strong Republican: Julie - Hey dad, ever since [college] I've been really growing Liberal ideas, and I truly support the Democratic platform now. Really, it's only fair that the rich pay more, and I think they should simply because they can. Dad - Hm. Interesting Julie. Hey, by the way, how's your [friend] [Amy] doing? Julie - [Amy], well... she's doing alright I guess. Dad - And how are you doing? Julie - I'm doing excellent Dad! Dad - How so? Julie (proudly)- I have a 3.8 GPA and I'm acing my biology courses! Dad - Julie, I'm extremely proud of you, and you know that. But, what about [Amy]? Julie - Well, umm, [Amy] has a 1.9. Well I guess I don't feel all that bad for her, I mean she's happy. She parties all the time, she has a boyfriend, and she really doesn't care about [college] all that much. Grades don't seem to be on the [top] of her priority list. Dad - Hm, that's sad. How about this! Why don't you go down to the dean's office and have a discussion, and see if you can transfer some of your GPA points over to [Amy] so you both get a 3.0! I mean, that's still great for your first year in [college]. You'll both be happy! Julie - What?! No way! I worked my butt off for those grades. Last week I was up until 2 am every night studying for my finals. I nearly aced all of them. Julie went to three parties and came back to the room drunk every night. Dad - So? Julie - That would be unfair - I could'nt do that! They're my grades and I'm extremely proud of them. Julie deserved to [fail] her finals. That would simply be unfair. I deserve my grades. Dad (pats her on the back) - Welcome to the Republican Party dear!

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Republican

A republican is the member of the Republican Party, the historic rival of the Democrat Party. The Republican and Democrat party are the two main parties in the United States. The Republican party was founded in 1854 by the name GOP (Grand Old Party) by opponents of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. The platform of the Republican Party of the United States is generally based on American conservatism, in contrast to the modern liberalism of the Democrats. The party consists of moderates, sometimes described as establishment Republicans, and members of the Tea Party or Freedom Caucus, who have been described as populist, right-wing, and far-right. The party also incorporates several other factions, such as Libertarian Republicans, who advocate libertarian policies. The positions of the Republican Party have evolved over time. Contemporarily, the party's economic conservatism involves support for lower taxes, free market capitalism, deregulation of corporations, and restrictions on labor unions. The party is also socially conservative, and support gun rights, and other traditional values, often with a Christian foundation, including restrictions on abortion. In foreign policy, Republicans usually favor increased military spending, unilateral action, and anti-Communist revolutions, especially during the 1980s and 1990s. Other Republican beliefs include restrictions on immigration, opposition to drug legalization, and support for school choice.

My friend Tom is a Republican and is deciding on which candidate to vote for

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