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    either political party has the same morals or goals as the other, makes a big difference in which type of leader is best. Just because both the democratic and republican parties have vastly different opinions on the way issues should be handled does not mean one type of leader is…

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    Populist Party Analysis

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    The Populist Party usually consisted of middle-class farmers who wanted change from the government. They believed that government should be more involved in society, whereas political parties before embraced a Laissez Faire government. They called themselves the people’s party; which was fitting considering their demands for reform. They called for an 8-hour work day, secret ballots, a direct vote for the legislature, thought the government should own and operate the railroads, and many other…

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    The Four Political Parties

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    discussed events in American history. Both parties began preparation for the presidential election, about two years before the actual election. Before the final primary election there were four leading candidates, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz for the Republican Party and Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for the Democratic Party. These four candidates were very different than any of the candidates of previous elections. Bernie Sanders, who was running for the democratic nominee had very different…

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    States in America vote for presidents, not people directly and this provides an avenue of people to see how those around them feel and in turn how they should feel about politics. In short, which state someone is from should directly affect which party they vote for. Political socialization is the process of how voters form their opinions and beliefs. This process happens on many levels from the familial to the national and state level. This process is shown to impact partisanship and voter…

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    Despotism In America

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    the democratic and republican parties. Is there a correlation between the two? If so how? This essay will explore the two party systems in order to gain an understanding of how it affects nationalism and what factors cause such fluctuations in the overall zeal for America. In George Washington’s farewell address he warns Americans of the perils of forming political parties. He warned “The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge, natural to party…

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    Obama Gun Policy

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    The Reagan regime, overall, has proved to be difficult for Obama and has placed many constraints throughout his two terms. Although Barack Obama is an adherent to Democratic policy, preemptive politics and the GOP grasp in congress makes it difficult for him to push for liberal legislation. For example, in light of the Sandy Hook shootings in Newtown Connecticut, President Obama pushed for legislation that would expand background checks on those who purchased guns. However…

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    After the riots, the immediate impacts were an already divided Democratic Party. “Since 1968, independent and on-the-fence voters have come to perceive that there are, in fact, two Democratic Parties represented by two kinds of candidates. There is the middle-income, middle-minded, socially more conservative, bread-and-butter Democratic Party. Then, there is the better-educated, higher-income, socially liberal Democratic Party.” Although the Mayor hoped to control the action on the streets,…

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    The United States is well-known for its two-party political system, Republicans constantly compete with Democrats, trying to promote their political ideals, and search to retain political leadership. Despite the traditional view that the Republican and the Democratic Party are completely different, they are able to find agreement on numerous political and social issues. Democrats generally follow what is called a liberal philosophy, believing that the proper role of the government is to…

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    Bernard “Bernie” Sanders is a U.S. senator from Vermont and is a democratic candidate for the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Election Process: The process of him becoming president is most likely, due to the fact he is gaining more support through social media, democratic debates, etc. On April 30, 2015 during an address on Capitol Hill, he stated that he’s seeking to accept the presidential nomination of the democratic party, and announced, “I don't believe that the men and women who…

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    Depending on the candidate and what type he is like republican or democratic will have a major effect on the economic system. The belief of the candidate can push for growth or can destroy th economic system. Republican and democrats major issues such as taxes, the role of government, entitlements (Social Security, Medicare), gun control, immigration, healthcare, abortion and gay rights. These two parties dominate America's political landscape but differ greatly in their philosophies and ideals…

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