The Democrats accept there ought to just be cuts for center and low pay families, however trust they ought to be higher on organizations and well off people. The Republicans accept there ought to be tax reductions for everybody, both partnerships and individuals of all wage levels. I would choose to go to a democrat party, because the democrats are the only party that is doing anything for the middle class and the working class, enforcing laws against white collar crime, crooked business practices, the poisoning of our water and air, selling of hazardous products, illegal immigration, and on and on. Democrats in general try to act on behalf of the average American. Republicans are complete hypocrites who pretend to be morally superior but in reality are usually worse in their own habits.
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The primary purpose of the fed. government according to the declaration of Independence, which is a part of our constitution, is to protect the rights of man, not the rights of corporations as republicans prefer. An issue that is relevant to Texas politics is when in the 1990s the Republic Party candidates in Texas began to criticize the states “tort laws”. Republicans argued that the state made it too easy to file “frivolous” lawsuits, and allowed juries to award damages that were too large to injured parties. However, Democrats tended to side with plaintiffs in lawsuits, arguing that injured people should have easy access to the courts and should be entitled to large amounts of money as compensation for injuries. The second example would be, Mexican Americans and African Americans have tended to support the democratic party, because they have perceived the republicans as less tolerant of ethnic diversity. The third example would, a Latino Doctor in Texas would be drawn to the Republicans by her professional interest, and drawn to the Democrats by her ethnic
The primary purpose of the fed. government according to the declaration of Independence, which is a part of our constitution, is to protect the rights of man, not the rights of corporations as republicans prefer. An issue that is relevant to Texas politics is when in the 1990s the Republic Party candidates in Texas began to criticize the states “tort laws”. Republicans argued that the state made it too easy to file “frivolous” lawsuits, and allowed juries to award damages that were too large to injured parties. However, Democrats tended to side with plaintiffs in lawsuits, arguing that injured people should have easy access to the courts and should be entitled to large amounts of money as compensation for injuries. The second example would be, Mexican Americans and African Americans have tended to support the democratic party, because they have perceived the republicans as less tolerant of ethnic diversity. The third example would, a Latino Doctor in Texas would be drawn to the Republicans by her professional interest, and drawn to the Democrats by her ethnic