Republican

A hypocrite in every sense of the word.

The Republican obstructed the nomination of Merrick Garland, but chastised the Democrat for attempting to do the same thing to Neil Gorsuch.

by Parallelism July 28, 2017

Republican

A political party that is better than the democrat party. Generally made of conservatives, liberals have probably gotten you to believe we’re all racist Karen inbreeding bible thumpingfreaks and the spawn of the devil. Guess what? We’re normal people! Some of us are Black. Some of us are gay. Some of us are Hispanic. Some of us are Muslim. Some of us are even transgender! Sure, we do have our share of racists, fundamentalist nut jobs, homophobes, delusional conspiracy theorists, and general nutters, but so do the liberals!

Some things we believe in are:

Freedom and liberty
Capitalism

Less gun control
Less taxes
Respect the flag

Hard work
Smaller government

Responsibility

Does that sound like an evil QAnon weirdo to you?

I am a Republican, and I am a proud American. I like a lot of the same things you like, and most of the hate on us is thanks to the communist liberal agenda

by pro2a March 19, 2021

Republican Party

A political party started in the 1860s. They were the second party set on ending slavery. The Irony is that They are now holding up the confederate flag of the same group that their people fought against in the 1860s.

The Republican Party is a oxymoron

by oi hu u bloody luking at skank May 12, 2021

republicanism

The belief in conformity as the only way for society to function. Expresses everyone has the same opportunities. Of course only if you are white, European/North American, Male, heterosexual, religious, bigoted, racist and extremely utilitarianistic.

I bet republicans had to use a real dictionary to look up utilitarianistic.

by Liberal_bastard July 1, 2005

Republican Race-Betrayers

A Republican Race-Betrayer is the very rare Phenomenon in which a Black or Hispanic man or woman chooses to be a Republican over being a Democrat or independent. 95% of the time Republican's are White-Christian males and females with a very limited understanding for anyone who is Non-White or Non-Christian. So anyone that comes from a Non-White ethnic background, who chooses to be a Republican, is often times viewed by persons from their own culture as being a Race-Betrayer. The Republican party was started in the mid 1800's, where slavery was a common practice. This does not imply that all Republican's are racist. But current out spoken Republican's like Rush Limbaugh, Bill O'Reilly, and Ann Coulter; have done little to dispel the idea of conservatives being only for the support of White-Christian's, instead of an "ALL PEOPLE'S" acceptance model. As America has grown to include people from all different races and belief systems, the Republican party has remained almost unchanged in their views of others. This in the face that Caucasians are becoming less of the majority and more of the minority race in America. So Race-Betrayers, especially is predominantly Non-White areas of the USA, are viewed in a very negative light. The support of a political party, while not always looked at as being relevant to true change, is still viewed as the only way to bring about change. So the support of a political party like the Republican's, that have a very ify record of including people from all walks-of-life, by those very people who are NOT included in it, are then by all accounts a Race-Betrayer.

I could live to be a 1000 years old and still not understand the mindset of Republican Race-Betrayers. A Black man supporting the Republican party is like PETA supporting the National Cattlemen's Beef Association. It's doesn't further any of that person's human rights.

by the2ndflood April 5, 2008

Republican

a Catholic who doesn't want British rule in Ireland

Gerry Adams (Sinn Fein)

by Anonymous July 2, 2003

Republican

United States political party best known for Abe Lincoln, Ronald Reagan worship, and being repeated hijacked by ultra right wing, Libertarian, and generally irrational irritating bloviating elements and personalities.

Republican speaker of the house John Boehner tries to eat lunch at his favorite diner as people approach him for his stance on immigration reform. The most powerful "Republican" in Washington replies - "Sorry, I think you want to ask Ted Cruz - he eats down the street".

by Zentrucker August 11, 2014