... . I remember she voted for Jimmy Carter the first time and she voted for a Republican president when Ronald Reagan ran in 1980. I never voted ... never had the chance as I did not turn 18 until 1985. I have voted for a Republican for president since I turned 18. George H.W. Bush in ... Here is a short video on Reagan, Bush (41) and Bush (43). It is a visual reminder on why I also call myself a Republican.

... are two issues concerning the same thing: human life. According to the 2004 official Republican platform, which is still the party's stance (2008 platform here), abortion is unacceptable and the ... regressed to an eye for an eye form of government?Maybe I've missed the point of all of Republican's stance but I have a hard time supporting someone who wants to kill people. If anyone can explain that ...

... – something non-profit organisations are forbidden from doing. The DVDs have also been distributed by the Republican Jewish Coalition, a lobbying group that takes a hardline on ... 've seen this year, the groups responsible aren't directly linked to the Republican Party, but it doesn't take much scrutiny to see that these organisations might not be entirely renegade. As Silverstein's Guardian piece ...

My Republican neighbor sent me this graph to demonstrate that the national debt under Bush is not so out of line with previous administrations, which I guess it does. But the most ... where there is the biggest differences between deficits and revenue, they happen to be years when Republican presidents are in office. The ones who kept spending more in line with revenue were the Democrats. And where ...

... TRY TO PLAY IT OFF AS IF IT IS SOME BIG SECRET, BUT... IN VIEW OF THE WAY THINGS ARE ABOUT THE UNITED STATES IN OUR FOREIGN POLICY,ATTACKING OTHER COUNTRIES & OUR IMAGE WORLDWIDE,OUR ECONOMY,OUR OUTSOURCING JOBS, OUR ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION, OUR ENERGY & OUR UNAFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE & FOOD; "THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, INCLUDING HONEST REPUBLICANS,JUST CANNOT AFFORD TO VOTE REPUBLICAN!" read more

Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska is the nation's most prominent Republican officeholder to publicly question whether Sarah Palin has the experience to serve as president."She doesn't have any foreign policy credentials," Hagel said Wednesday in an interview. "You get a passport for the first time in your life last year? I mean, I don't know what you can say. You can't say anything.""I think they ought ...