Economic Issues: The Democratic party believe that tax cuts for middle class families will boost economic growth by increasing demand. They increase taxes on investments and large businesses which offset the tax cuts of the middle class. The Democratic party also tend to extend more benefits to low-income families such as food stamps, government assistance on medication, and shelter.
Education: The Democratic Party wishes to make college tuition tax deductible. They believe that Charter Schools should be ok but do not believe in the voucher system. Accountability is key to public school successes. Reducing class size, modernize facilities, and more life-long learning should be put into place. They believe the United States needs public …show more content…
Strengthen gun control to reduce violence.
Environment: The Democratic Party wishes to restore wilderness and watersheds for generations in the future. They want to honor hunting and fishing via more land conservation sites, reject choice of healthy economy vs healthy environment. They encourage open space and rail travel. The Democratic Party does not choose between the economy and the environment.
Foreign Policy: The Democratic Party wants to assist Russia in human rights, and democracy in their country. They want to close the gap between the richest and poorest nations. Engage China. The Party wishes to forward engagement to a proactive foreign policy.
Economic Issues: The Republican Party's theory states that by reducing business, trade, and investment costs for businesses they increase growth. The businesses use the extra money to hire more employees. The party supports advancement, creativity, and commerce. The main goal of the party is to create opportunity, not …show more content…
The party believes this is common-sense and that they further believe that it will lower costs and ensure quality care which everyone deserves and ultimately end all the lawsuits. They believe that Obamacare dramatically increased the cost which Americans now pay for their healthcare and they strongly oppose government-run healthcare. The party seeks to protect the rights of American patients.
Abortion: The Republican Party is proud to stand up for the rights of the unborn and believe that all Americans have an inalienable right to life as stated in The Declaration of Independence; Republican leadership has led the effort to prohibit partial-birth abortion and permitted states to extend healthcare coverage to children before born. They have passed laws for informed consent, mandatory waiting periods prior to an abortion, and health protective clinic regulation. There has been a tremendous increase in adoptions thanks to the Republican party's
Education: The Democratic Party wishes to make college tuition tax deductible. They believe that Charter Schools should be ok but do not believe in the voucher system. Accountability is key to public school successes. Reducing class size, modernize facilities, and more life-long learning should be put into place. They believe the United States needs public …show more content…
Strengthen gun control to reduce violence.
Environment: The Democratic Party wishes to restore wilderness and watersheds for generations in the future. They want to honor hunting and fishing via more land conservation sites, reject choice of healthy economy vs healthy environment. They encourage open space and rail travel. The Democratic Party does not choose between the economy and the environment.
Foreign Policy: The Democratic Party wants to assist Russia in human rights, and democracy in their country. They want to close the gap between the richest and poorest nations. Engage China. The Party wishes to forward engagement to a proactive foreign policy.
Economic Issues: The Republican Party's theory states that by reducing business, trade, and investment costs for businesses they increase growth. The businesses use the extra money to hire more employees. The party supports advancement, creativity, and commerce. The main goal of the party is to create opportunity, not …show more content…
The party believes this is common-sense and that they further believe that it will lower costs and ensure quality care which everyone deserves and ultimately end all the lawsuits. They believe that Obamacare dramatically increased the cost which Americans now pay for their healthcare and they strongly oppose government-run healthcare. The party seeks to protect the rights of American patients.
Abortion: The Republican Party is proud to stand up for the rights of the unborn and believe that all Americans have an inalienable right to life as stated in The Declaration of Independence; Republican leadership has led the effort to prohibit partial-birth abortion and permitted states to extend healthcare coverage to children before born. They have passed laws for informed consent, mandatory waiting periods prior to an abortion, and health protective clinic regulation. There has been a tremendous increase in adoptions thanks to the Republican party's