Use "republican party" in a sentence

1. The elephant is the symbol of the United States Republican party

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2. Perhaps you are sharing the same views as the Republican party

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3. I was deeply moved the other evening while watching President Reagan‘s birthday celebration hosted by Republican Party notables

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4. Yesterday‘s (November 8th) historical off-year elections resulted in the Republican Party seizing bilateral control of the House of Representatives and Senate for the first time since 1954

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5. This unexpected outcome will provide an excellent opportunity for the Republican Party to ―walk the talk‖ after decades of wandering in the (political) ―wilderness‖

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6. The ―Party of Lincoln‖ has been in a quandary in recent years over alternate strategies for attracting the African American Voter without seemingly compromising ―traditional‖ Republican Party Principles

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7. The Republican Party has been operating under the mistaken assumption that it will be able to successfully rally its conservative base, never traditional allies to begin with, by pushing for higher tax cuts

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8. Although Conservatives may be found among the ranks of both major political parties, shifting political and social alliances in recent years suggest a preference for the Republican Party; in whatever many of the rank and file have been oftentimes marginalized by Republican Party leaders

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9. Nevertheless, despite their many disappointments, Conservatives continue to be courted by the Republican Party and its vast array of chameleon ―Conservatives‖

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10. Be that what it may, having weighed the possibility of a third-party (George Wallace) and finding it untenable or perhaps untimely might be the better word, many (Conservatives) sought refuge in the Republican Party who many believed reflected their values

11. I suppose the Republican Party serves as good a place as any

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12. What‘s next on the agenda, proposed Statehood for The District of Columbia that will further increase the number of Democratic seats in both houses of Congress on the chance of attracting potential African American voters? This bill is without question a lose/lose proposition for the Republican Party which would better serve its (own) political interests and the interests of the nation by attracting party support on the quality of its (own) party principles rather than its transparent pandering for problematical votes

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13. Question: What strategies should the Republican Party adopt in order to retain its majority in both Houses of Congress in the

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14. The New York State Republican Party has completely gone to seed

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15. This does not explain, however, the Republican Party‘s lackluster support among the more traditionally moderate to conservative suburban communities located outside the city‘s outlining areas, not to mention upper New York State whose population has overwhelmingly voted Republican over the years

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16. ‖ Nevertheless the Republican Party continues losing ground

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17. Conservative influence within the Republican Party, despite liberal protestations, is clearly waning

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18. He became a Republican by responding to an ad by the local Republican Party, and won his first office by red baiting his opponent to defeat

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19. The Republican Party, with the exception of a few libertarians, overwhelmingly supported both wars from the start

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20. Republican Party elites oftentimes remain indifferent, except during the primary season, to blue collar voters seeking a viable alternative to a party that has abandoned its customary standards in favor of secular viewpoints (seemingly) at odds with ―working class‖ values

21. Should the Republican Party hope to retain its House and Senate majorities, however, it will need to provide a proper forum for Social Conservatives who are likely to place traditional customs and practices ahead of economic enticements

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22. Republican Party promises oftentimes ring hollow with the ―common‖ man because they are seldom stated with (genuine) conviction

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23. That Conservatives have remained loyal to the Republican Party is a question of the lesser of two evils

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24. For this reasons, it may well behoove Social Conservatives, never at ease with the Republican Party‘s country club mentality, to begin with, to pitch camp and establish a home that they could properly call their own

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25. Buchanan recalls the Republican Party‘s national electoral achievements; winning presidential elections in 1968, 1972 (Landslide), 1980, 1984 (Landslide) and 1988 (Landslide) however losing ground in the Cultural War

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26. The Republican Party will likely suffer key political setbacks following Tuesday‘s upcoming mid-term elections

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27. The Republican Party sought the support of Cuban-Americans as allies in the Cold War

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28. I need not further elaborate on the political fall-out that will marginalize the Republican Party for years to come

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29. Most of his former party, the Whigs, joined the Republican Party

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30. The Republican Party of California, Lincoln's appointees and allies, brought an end to legal enslavement of California Indians

31. Next election the Republican Party did poorly in Minnesota

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32. The Republican Party, plus distrust of McClellan by his own Democratic Party, makes it unlikely that could be reversed either

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33. McCain's staff, the Republican Party leadership, and most major figures within the party do not care for her

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34. In 1912 he founded the Progressive or Bull Moose Party, the most successful third party since the Republican Party

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35. It was never passed, but it led to the Free Soilers and later to Lincoln’s Republican Party

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36. On the other hand, the leaders of the Republican Party who exploited his per-

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37. Governor Palin electrified the conservative base of the Republican Party, which had been less than ecstatic over its own candidate’s bumbling campaign that lacked any clear message or true conviction

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38. The Republican Party is really not a party

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39. of the Illuminati which at least partly accounts for the condition of the party at this time and through infiltration of the Republican Party

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40. cialist Press (who continue to fault the Republican Party and most of all the President) are mind boggling to say the least

41. In the US today, it has taken on the meaning of the movement supporting the Republican Party, which is trying to preserve the original basis of the establishment of the republic in the United States

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42. The Republican Party, which died out in the late sixties has made a resurgence with their Labor platform

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43. The Republican party of Lincoln, which did many good things, evolved into the one we have today

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44. As it turns out, that surprise was countered by another one from the Republican Party, with huge repercussions for the United States and the world

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45. The Supreme Court, the state of Florida and the Republican Party

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46. clandestine core of the Republican Party, and its tentacles reach way beyond our

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47. Prescott Bush became a senator and had great influence in the Republican Party

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48. met Frank Tollison at a state meeting of the Republican Party

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49. the public to find out the Republican Party held the country hostage over his

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50. that there’s much difference between the two, the Republican party doesn’t

51. He’d rather die and leave his fortune to the Republican Party than me

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52. American Republican Party? Isn’t it curious that these mostly (and supposedly) evangelical

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53. The matter was taken before the Republican Party’s Rules Committee, where it was voted down

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54. Whether it is different this time than it has ever been before, I believe the Republican Party has a platform that is a banner of bold, unmistakable colors with no pale pastel shades

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55. As Ronald Reagan waves good-bye to the crowd, it is quite clear to many across America that the Republican Party has nominated the wrong man for president

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56. Back in the summer of 1976, as Ronald Reagan divided the Republican Party with his campaign attacks on Ford, Jimmy Carter held a thirty-three-point lead in the polls

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57. However, Nixon failed to reach out to the more conservative elements of the Republican Party, a blunder that cost him dearly

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58. Sinatra switched his allegiance to the Republican Party as a result

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59. Informed of the shooting, the President became deeply upset and voiced immediate concern that the assassin might have ties to the Republican Party or, even worse, the President’s re-election committee

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60. A compulsive tendency to exploit McGovern vulnerability from the outset should be tightly controlled to ensure that we do not end up on a wave of criticism against the Republican Party and most importantly that we are able to quickly adjust to unforeseen setbacks which can come from scandle, setbacks in the international environment, or domestic shortcomings

61. Part of the rationale for the formation of the Republican Party was the abolition of slavery

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62. In a national radio address on July 2, Henry Fletcher, chairman of the Republican Party, blasted the president’s New Deal, calling it “an undemocratic departure from all that is distinctively American

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63. It was rare to find a well-educated Swede who was also a wholehearted supporter of the American Republican Party – he even expressed some sympathy for the Tea Party movement

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64. Gerald’s old overseer, Jonas Wilkerson, was in charge of the local industriously spread the rumor that the Southerners and Democrats were just waiting for a good chance to put the negroes back into slavery and that the negroes’ only hope of escaping this fate was the protection given them by the Bureau and the Republican party

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65. This tendency seems especially pronounced when the president of the United States happens to belong to the Republican party

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66. If a poll-taker says he is a scientist, ask him why every major political poll-taker in the United States is affiliated with either the Democratic or Republican party

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67. 299 [as foreign as the Hoover administration] Herbert Hoover’s administration (1929–1933) strongly supported the traditional Republican Party policies of high protective tariffs on imported goods and strict isolationism in foreign affairs

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68. The activity of the republican party is considered pernicious by the radical party, and vice versa: the activity of the radical party, if the power is in their hands, is considered bad by the republican and other parties

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69. It may, perhaps, be thought by some not becoming in me to say that I have not been an inattentive observer of the progress of this Government for twenty years, and more particularly, since the Republican party came into power

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70. Many who have continued with the Republican party under every Administration voted in favor of this bank

71. Jefferson and the Republican party, by authorizing the extension of a branch to New Orleans, and selling one million of the stock, the property of the United States, to British subjects, for four hundred thousand dollars more than the nominal amount, is indeed strangely accounted for; gentlemen say the Government were bound to fulfil their engagements, and that the charter, being in the nature of a contract, was sacred

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72. I did not intend to begin that discussion, but I will pursue it, and though I make no charge of British attachments, I will, at all times, at every hazard, defend the Administration and the Republican party against the charge of foreign partialities—French or Spanish, or any other kind, when applied to the measures of our Government

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73. Grundy) had made a direct appeal to the Republican party, and endeavored to rally and unite them in this, to them at least, new doctrine of war

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74. On this occasion, too, the Republican party consistently opposed a navy; strange blindness and obstinacy, if they were not sustained by reason as well as principle

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75. Jefferson after his sudden conversion to the Republican party and its offices

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76. They have nothing to do with the question of impressment, of maritime war, of the invasion of Canada, of Indian warfare; but, sir, they are principles which, from length of time, I am sorry to say, have grown so obsolete, like some of the older statutes of those countries of more ancient date than ourselves, that, though I am not ashamed of them, I am almost ashamed to mention them—they are those professed by the Republican party in the year 1798, which I had the honor of attempting, at least, to support in those days—the principles, as reduced to record, of the present Chief Magistrate of our country in those days

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77. Is it necessary for me to descant upon the topics of difference which then separated the two great parties in the Government? Is it necessary for me at this time of day to make a declaration of the principles of the Republican party? Is it possible that such a declaration could be deemed orthodox when proceeding from lips so unholy as those of an excommunicant from that church? It is not necessary

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78. new men and new doctrines have succeeded to the old Republican party, 462;

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