Not with a green party canidate elected as president of the United States. The Green party focuses mainly on enviromental issues and branches off of a deep democratic party. ... A grassroot democracy is an accurate way to describe the ideals of the green party. ... For a young party the green party has developed an elaborate stance over the past thirty years. ... In 1990 California was the first state in America to have a green party canidate and then in 1992 the party's registration passed 110,000 members. ...

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Bush runs for re-election in 2004, in general are you more likely to vote for Bush or for the Democratic Party's candidate for president?" ... Bush runs for re-election in 2004, in general are you more likely to vote for Bush or for the Democratic Party's candidate for president?" ... Bush runs for re-election in 2004, in general are you more likely to vote for Bush, for the Democratic Party's candidate, other, or not sure?" ... Bush runs for re-election in 2004, in general are you more likely to vote for Bush, for the Democratic Party's candidate, other, or not sure?" ...

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(www.factmonster.com) The candidates have employees who research the demographics, such as the one cited above, to aid in the party's political platform. ... Black voters have been considered strong constituents of the Democratic Party since the New Deal era of the 1930s. ... Given that, all the Democratic candidates are working to gain the minority votes. ... Recently, many of the Democratic presidential candidates for 2004 were recently going to speak at a NAACP's 94th annual meeting. ... Clinton's praise of Rock the Vote and Choose or Lose surfaced at an inaugural party, a fu...

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Bush won in the primaries, but he lost in the general election to Democratic State Senator Kent Hance by six percentage points. ... Bush appealed personally to nearly everyone across party lines. ... Even the Democratic congress found him easy to work with. ... Bush's success in Texas as well as his high number of minority votes, sparked the interest of the Republican Party's national organization. ... In Bush's first speech as president elect, he stressed bipartisanship, and promised to be the leader of "one nation," not "one party." ...

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Bush also used this as a way to try to maintain his conservative beliefs which is a must have to be the Republican Party candidate, without falling to the usually image of a conservative as harsh and emotionless. ... First looking at his uncial image making attempts his ability to project himself as the frontrunner has helped him withstand a strong challenge from party rival John McCain. ... Labor Unions have for a long time supported the Democratic Party, yet in recent years the White House has not exactly been bending over backwards for them. ... This type of manipulation would be placed in ...

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Both democratic and republican parties were too close to each other. ... May be they get deals from the political parties to increase the votes from them. ... They can vote for that 75% of the population for the party they want to win. Once again they may not like the party they are working for but they might get huge amount of money out of them. ...

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As more and more contributors give huge donations to parties or members' committees, politicians become increasingly helpful to their donors. ... In 1996, four days before India granted approval for Enron's project, the Enron contributed $100,000 to the Democratic Party. ... On April 15, 1922 the Senate requested that the Secretary of the Navy and the Secretary of the Interior inform the Senate whether negotiations were in fact pending to lease naval oil reserves and if so, the parties involved, the terms and conditions of any such proposed agreements and whether opportunity will be ...

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Across the United States of America, there are many opinions about the government. One opinion that seems absurd to one person can be brilliant to another person. Opinions vary from person to person. Some people may not express their opinions to the public while others do not care what others thi...

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Gun control "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep bear arms, shall not be infringed". These few words in the second amendment of the United States constitution have been interpreted in many different ways. Gun contro...

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There are an abundance of people currently in the public eye who have a great deal to do with our country and the way that it has been managed. With the 2016 presidential election underway, new candidates are emerging and trying to make their mark on US citizens. One of the candidates has been a hig...

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