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GNU Free Documentation License Why has the republican party become a group of warmongers and abortion haters? Q. Republicans are more concerned about initiating another war with North Korea and ending abortion than getting out of the recession, saving the environment or ending hunger and famine in the United States Asked by JessicaL - Fri Jun 19 16:32:30 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments A. No they're not. These questions are no fun. When no thought was put into them, no thought is necessary to answer them. Answered by OldTimey - Fri Jun 19 16:37:59 2009 What are the fundamental values of a republican? Q. I asked a question here today about being liberal, but before I asked, I looked up liberalism online, and it was easy to find a description of it. After reading the reactions and answers to that question, it seems that republicans really hate liberals and feel that the description of liberal I found was wrong. If those republicans would do some reading before answering, they would see it is not wrong and liberalism is what it is, with small differences, but fundamentally the same. Republicans seem to confuse a liberal with a socialist So I wanted to compare liberalism with republicanism but I can't seem to find a good description for republicanism What I did find was this; Republicanism is the ideology of governing a nation as a… [cont.] Asked by Scubongo - Sun Sep 14 11:38:42 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. The sick and infirm neo-con Party uses the billions of dollars saved by not providing health care to eliminate and kill people around the world who don't see things their way. How much more depravity is the Republican Party capable of? The GOP hits a new low when it denies people the medical attention they require. The GOP goes even lower when they fund depleted uranium, phosphorous bombs, cluster bombs, shock and awe, etc., over child inoculations, pre-natal care, dialysis, PTSD, etc. This is the Republican Party that shoves its Lord and Savior, Jesus, down everyone's throats the way it shoves tubes down hunger strikers in GTMO. Given the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus has a hot place reserved for Republicans. If there was a reason Hell… [cont.] Answered by beyond_politics - Sun Sep 14 11:41:09 2008 HEY OBAMA HATERS:is there any republican right now that is as good as obama to beat him in the 2012 election?
Q. since there are alot of haters here in the election section(i don't care there are more obama lovers in this country than haters,no wonder why obama powned mccain 365 electoral votes to 173) i was just wondering which republican has the best shot to beat obama in 2012. look at these lists of Potential Republican candidates that are going to run for president in 2012 and tell me which one has the best shot on beating obama if there is any LMAO. Asked by Alex E - Fri Feb 20 12:05:29 2009 - - 29 Answers - 0 Comments A. We won't need anyone to beat him. He will prove to be such a bad choice, they country will cry out for him to step down. So, to answer your question... any of them! He ONLY won 53% of the votes. Answered by Eric R - Fri Feb 20 12:17:53 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "republican party"
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