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American Government

The first part of my paper is about the Republican party. Republican control the U.S.Senate, U.S. House, and many key Governorships, including New York and Texas. But the havelost the last two Presidential elections. Most Republicans usually fall into several different categories: the traditional conservatives, thereligious right, the Nixon/Rockefeller centrist wing, and libertarians. There are also some thatfall into categories that are basically in between these, but most Republicans will usually fall intoone of these categories.The Republican candidate for President this year is George W. Bush Jr. The first presidentialdebate was held last Tuesday, and Bush was considered by some to be the clear winner. It hasbeen said that Bush demonstrated his superior leadership skills, and offered a clear and sharpphilosophical distinction between himself and his opponent Al Gore. Governor Bushs goal is toreturn power and responsibility to the American people.My second part is about Americas Party. It is a very small party, founded in 1999 byevangelist and 2000 Presidential hopeful Joe Bellis. It is a very social conservative group. Theirmain goal is stated in these three simple lines: Less government is better government. Government should not exist only to see how much money it can get out of you. Your electedrepresentatives should represent you and must be honest, moral and full of integrity. The lastline of this statement helps to support their Religious Rights agenda. After Joe Bellis went nearly a year on the campaign trail, he decided to withdraw from therace and support Reform party candidate for president Pat Buchanan in July of 2000. The partyhas considered nominating another candidate for the 2000 election, but no decision has been madeyet concerning this issue. This has been my paper about the Republican and Americas parties. I hope you found itinteresting and informative....

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