I am just wondering since majority of democrats have the seats in Congress does that mean more assistance will be given to the middle and lower class? Will more bills or laws that goes through congress be approved since the democratic party is now power? Is there a way for the republicans to still win [...]
What were the basic tenets of the new Democratic Party and its leader, Andrew Jackson?
How did his opponents view those policies, their purposes and consequences?
Thank you!
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Obama siad “We need to spread the wealth around”. This is socialism and proof that Obama is Socialist. This shows that a vote for Obama is a vote for Socialism. Shouldn’t democrats admit that Socialism is what they really want rather than changing the subject.
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school assignment to be able to sell the democratic party.
Why do you consider yourself a democrat/liberal? What qualities/policies of the democratic party do you find appealing enough to want to join the party? What do you think are some major selling points for the party?
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4 tax cheats later, Obama can’t seem to get his cabinet going- are Democrats having “buyer’s remorse” yet?
Or are Democrats so used to corruption that it no longer makes an impression (Chicago, Detroit, etc.)?
How long will we have to endure Democrat corruption before Obama is impeached?
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Do you remember when democrats, led by Clinton, called for regime change in Iraq in the late 90s?
Do you remember how most democrats campaigned for the invasion and voted in favor of it in 2002-2003?
(This is where liberal memories begin:)
Do you remember the 5 years of liberals absolutely trashing America for the invasion and calling [...]
What states, in the 2008 senate races for Congress, will the Democrats and Republicans win by the largest margin?
For Democrats, my pick is Arkansas, where no Republican is running. As for Republicans, my pick is Wyoming or Kansas.
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There are “pay to play” scandals and questions about the selections of the incoming president. Members of the Democratic party seem to be angry and frustrated with others within their party. What is going on?
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The Democrats (Senators Obama and Clinton at a rally Saturday) are demanding enough Republicans change their position on requiring timetables for withsrawing troops from Iraq. How do the Democrats think they will convince them to change their view?
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I’m going in circles. What is the heath care plan Democrats are trying to pass? What is the Republicans plan? Or other parties?
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I’m writing an essay and I need to know the difference between the democratic party and the republican party.
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The numbers are pretty clear at this point: short of some political catastrophe, Hillary can’t catch Obama in elected delegates. That means for her to get the nomination, it would come down to superdelegates.
Obama’s campaign has swelled the ranks of the democratic party, and brought in young people and people disillusioned with the political process [...]
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