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    the face of the Democratic party is Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. The best friends of these people and their entire group of Democrats is the media. It is not just CNN, it is pretty much all the media besides FOX News, which people are desperate to tear apart. The Democratic Party is bad because they started the party as racists (Wormser), a lot of their ideas are questionable, and today they are destroying America. The Democratic Party is bad because they started the party as racists.…

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    Republican candidate, Donald Trump, and the Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton, are radically opposite on the political spectrum. Hillary Clinton is a career politician and Donald Trump is very successful business leader. Each one brings into the political arena an agenda for people to consider. While they both claim to have the same concerns for our country, their views on solving these problems are drastically different. Hillary Clinton, the liberal progressive Democrat, and Donald Trump,…

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    In The Once and Future Liberal, Mark Lilla addresses the failures of American liberalism over two generations. Despite the prominence of democrats in the White House along with notable policy influence, the vision of small government and the self-reliant individual introduced by Reagan has continued to dominate political ideology for nearly forty years. In response the Democratic Party has failed to present a competing generalized vision of their own. Hinted at by the books title Lilla argues…

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    Big Tent Party Analysis

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    The strength of the Democratic Party is in its diverse and inclusive base. That’s why it’s often referred to as the “Big Tent Party.” Unfortunately, that is also its ‘Achilles hills’ when it comes to getting a general consensus on issues and nothing more has demonstrated this phenomenon than the current presidential race involving former Secretary Hilary Rodham Clinton. After riding high in the polls among democrats leading up to her announcement, she is now barely in the lead in some key early…

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    Polarization In Congress

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    in terms of partisanship. The definition of partisan polarization is the separation of the two major parties as they move towards more severe issue positions. In other words, the members of Congress – both in the House of Representatives and in the Senate – tend to be either extremely liberal (corresponding to the Democratic party), or extremely conservative (corresponding to the Republican party). There are currently few members of the U.S. Congress that consider themselves to be moderates.…

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    Clinton and the Democratic Party may be able to collect 38 electoral votes from Texas, the largest consistently Republican state. However, despite the ostensibly unlikely odds of this, the author with the initials E.G. uses evidence to describe why it might not be as impossible as it seems.…

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    of Clinton’s responses to questions posed by the debate moderators. The comments, likes were reassuring of victory over Donald Trump. However, the issue of unifying voters was not being addressed. This, I think, breaded lots of free riders in the democratic camp because the comments and likes gained by these clips might have jolted Bernie Sander’s supporter from casting their…

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    Justin Trudeau Leadership

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    The leader of the Liberal party, Justin Trudeau, has promised middle class Canadians a real change. His plan includes a higher tax rates from families with annual income of 200,000 and higher. Currently the wealthiest 1% of Canadians are paying 29% tax and Mr. Trudeau is planning on changing the rate to 33%. He is also committed to lowering the tax rates for the working class; currently most middle class families pay 22% and Mr. Trudeau’s goal is to make it to 20%. The liberal leader also talked…

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    many shades and tints in between. Traditionally, Americans have strictly defined their stance on a given issue or policy by which particular political party he or she identifies with. Today, Americans are more apt to define themselves as exclusive groups who share similar detailed views each a stemming from the ultimate Democratic and Republican parties. The new and improved typology has a range of groups that represent the diverse middle in between two polarized wings. After taking the…

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    Political Party Essay

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    what political party they are sided with. With this in mind, what is a political party and how to they affect the country. According to Collins Dictionary, a political party is an organization of people who share the same views about the way power should be used in a country or society. In the United States, the two major political parties that have the majority of the positions in the government are the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. The choice of what political party people side…

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