In picking my three parties I chose Republican, Democrat and Libertarian. I chose these three parties because they are the dominant parties and I would like to know more about them. Libertarian was a new word to me and therefore I also chose them. I choose to cover education and crime. I chose these topics because they seem to be a common debate and no doubt in the media.
The republican party believes in “Strict adherence to the original intent of the Declaration of Independence and United States and Texas Constitutions” (RP). Throughout their stated values conservatism is their theme. In education, the republican believe that patriotism should be valued and propose that the students pledge allegiance to the United States daily. They also …show more content…
They believe that states should fund all mandates. Pre-k and kinder unlike the republicans should be mandatory to help ensure a good head start. Bilingual classes are encouraged through the democratic party. Democrats believe in early intervention in such, alternative schools should not be for “trivial misconduct” (DP) but form more serious cases and they should also provide adequate education. They strongly push the idea of counselors and psychiatrist in the school system as a way to guide the youth before imprisonment is necessary. Along with student concerns, the democratic party seems to be largely concerned with attracting educational instructors and keeping them interested in their positions. Democrats propose a series of options such as better pay, benefits and help with returning to school. Keeping teachers happy are a priority to keeping children in a successful educational …show more content…
They follow the rule that as long as they parties involved are consensual adults they should be allowed to conduct business sexual or otherwise as they please. According to the Libertarian federal authority is limited to a few subject such as “(treason, counterfeiting, piracy, offenses against the laws of nations, and violations of rights by state agents)” (LP). The Libertarian are mainly concerned with laws that in one way or another keep others from exercising their rights to “these freedoms include the right to life; the right to liberty of thought, speech and action; and the right to property”
The republican party believes in “Strict adherence to the original intent of the Declaration of Independence and United States and Texas Constitutions” (RP). Throughout their stated values conservatism is their theme. In education, the republican believe that patriotism should be valued and propose that the students pledge allegiance to the United States daily. They also …show more content…
They believe that states should fund all mandates. Pre-k and kinder unlike the republicans should be mandatory to help ensure a good head start. Bilingual classes are encouraged through the democratic party. Democrats believe in early intervention in such, alternative schools should not be for “trivial misconduct” (DP) but form more serious cases and they should also provide adequate education. They strongly push the idea of counselors and psychiatrist in the school system as a way to guide the youth before imprisonment is necessary. Along with student concerns, the democratic party seems to be largely concerned with attracting educational instructors and keeping them interested in their positions. Democrats propose a series of options such as better pay, benefits and help with returning to school. Keeping teachers happy are a priority to keeping children in a successful educational …show more content…
They follow the rule that as long as they parties involved are consensual adults they should be allowed to conduct business sexual or otherwise as they please. According to the Libertarian federal authority is limited to a few subject such as “(treason, counterfeiting, piracy, offenses against the laws of nations, and violations of rights by state agents)” (LP). The Libertarian are mainly concerned with laws that in one way or another keep others from exercising their rights to “these freedoms include the right to life; the right to liberty of thought, speech and action; and the right to property”