Republican Party Identification Analysis

Party Identification I am to believe that I am part of the Republican Party, as being raised in a republican based family. Just as I was, many other people are usually taught on their views based upon their parent’s views on political events. In the family I was raised in we didn’t really keep close eyes on politics and who we think should be the right person to do the job. They always just said that, “one vote can’t make much of a difference, especially when I don’t like who is running”. With this moto I never really payed much attention to the things I should have been, which leaves me clueless on things that should be second-nature to me. The main thing I was kept up to date on was “gun rights” and our “right to bear arms”. Also keeping up on abortion and immigration in the United States. I was taught that everyone should be allowed to carry a gun as long as it was for the right purpose and reason. Also taught that abortion was wrong, no matter the circumstance, it was against our religion and beliefs. Not being a racist or family that discriminated, but was taught that people that aren’t supposed to be here shouldn’t. If you had permission and was accepted into the country, than there was no problem. Not knowing who is in the country you live in is not only scary, but unsafe in some occasions …show more content…
If people could just buy it at the store, people would be smoking and driving, going to work high on drugs, people everywhere would be doing things while they were high on marijuana. People could no longer pass drug tests, they would have to become more precise to pick out the drug. They would have to regulate the driving rate with some form of a “breathalyzer” to keep up with the levels in someone’s system while driving a motor vehicle. There is a whole list of regulations that would have to be put on it, if marijuana were to be legalized, to keep everyone