Someone who works for a living. Not as evil and horrible as a lot of people (democrats) think. Want to see equality for people earned through the meritocracy and believe everyone has the right to make as much money as they want, as well as live their lives freely without much in the way of civil rights infringement. There are many varieties of Republican, but we all have one collected vision: A world where people will actually work for a living.
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"I saw this cute boy walking down the street, but then I saw his republican sticker. I was like, 'Oh great, now he's repugly to me.'"
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Most Radical Republicans are located in the South and lower Midwest. However, their numbers are also great in the Rocky Mountain states.
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Get the rerub mug.Folks who like to work for a living. They believe affirmative action is bullshit, should be the best man for the job. They believe in limited government, low taxes, and a strong national defense. You know....things that have made America the stongest most badass nation on the planet.
Barack Obama and his cronies are ruining the country...it's only a matter of time before the Republicans take charge again. Remember Jimmy Carter?
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Get the Republicans mug.A member of the political party responsible for the emancipation of black slaves in the early 1860's, and passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1957 granting black people the equal right to voting access. Despite this, and the fact that the Democratic party opposed both emancipation, the Civil Rights Act of 1957, and the more broad-sweeping Civil Rights Act of 1964, all Republicans are, in fact, racist. Despite a 150 year history of opposing equal rights for black people and supporting slavery, all Democrats are, in fact, not racist. An example of a racist Republican might be George W. Bush (it is well known that Bush "doesn't care about black people"), or Trent Lott, who thought that Strom Thurmond, a former Dixiecrat who opposed desegregation, would have made a good president. An example of a non-racist Democrat might be Senator Robert Byrd, a former Ku Klux Klan member, or the original racist Republican himself: Strom Thurmond, who was a Democrat until 1964.
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