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Sunny Zhang Ranger Wang Lillian Wei Lila Tanguy Republican Party Sunny Zhang Ranger Wang Lillian Wei Lila Tanguy

Basic Information One of the TWO MAJOR contemporary political parties. Also called GOP (Golden Old Party) 18 Republican Presidents Based on the ideology of American Conservatism Symbol: Elephant (strong and dignified) Color: red

Historical Background Founded in Northern States in 1854, by anti slavery activists, modernizers… Preserving of the union, the end of slavery, equal rights to all men. Early republican ideology : “Free labor, free land, free men”. The name “Republican” was chosen, alluding to Thomas Jefferson’s Democratic-Republican Party and conveying a commitment to the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Party formally organized in Jackson, Michigan, in July 1854.

Party Stance on Abortion Unborn children have an individual fundamental right to life Support a human life amendment Oppose using public revenues for abortion and will NOT fund organizations that support it Support judges who respect conventional family values and the sanctity of innocent human life Help pregnant women and their babies OPPOSE This party don’t support abortion because they think: unborn children have right to life too. Won’t provide the financial support to abortion and organizations that support abortion Will provide support to pregnant women

Party Stance on Immigration The need of national security. The safety of Americans. Amnesty should not be provided to the illegally immigrants. (A bad influence to encourage other immigrants) Donald Trump: he’d build a wall and deport the roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants. 53% of republican--“constitute a threat to traditional American customs and values” If illegal immigrant can get an amnesty, who will be encouraged with some bad influences? OPPOSE

Party Stance on Guns Support the right of individuals to bear arms Support the law-abiding citizen’s right of self-protection Recognize the responsibility to safety use and store firearms Right to get and store ammunition without registration Honors the American tradition of hunting Open more public land to hunting Oppose federal licensing of law-abiding gun owners & national gun registration SUPPORT GOD GIVEN RIGHT OF SELF PROTECTION Great American tradition of hunting Disagree with the federal licensing

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