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It probably won't matter until someone has reasoned, meaningful criticism to add.  Being as this is Conservapedia, a serious criticism isn't extraordinarily likely to come from a serious contributor... you'd have it largely used for vandalism, or the criticisms presented would probably be deleted in short order.  [[User:Zondergard|Zondergard]]

It probably won't matter until someone has reasoned, meaningful criticism to add.  Being as this is Conservapedia, a serious criticism isn't extraordinarily likely to come from a serious contributor... you'd have it largely used for vandalism, or the criticisms presented would probably be deleted in short order.  [[User:Zondergard|Zondergard]]

Yes, where is the CRITICISM section?? I respect that this site wants to slant its information to the right wherever possible, but the misalignment between the two party pages only makes this site look like a farse.

Yes, where is the '''CRITICISM''' section?? I respect that the editors wants to slant its information to the right wherever possible, but the misalignment between the two party pages only makes this site look like a farse.

I suspect these will probably be removed by nervous conservative moderators. Nevertheless, here a few common criticisms the Republican Party:

''I suspect these will probably be removed by nervous conservative moderators. Nevertheless, here a few common criticisms the Republican Party:''

1) The [[Republican Party]] is often jokingly called "pro-pollution" in that they vigorously fight policies on environmental reforms. This is most apparent in the current [[Global Warming]] debates. These positions are due in large part to the party's long-standing ties with the energy sector and their lobbyists. The current president and his vice president, for example, are both former oil company executives.

1) The [[Republican Party]] is often jokingly called "pro-pollution" in that they vigorously fight policies on environmental reforms. This is most apparent in the current [[Global Warming]] debates. These positions are due in large part to the party's long-standing ties with the energy sector and their lobbyists. The current president and his vice president, for example, are both former oil company executives.

2) The current administration has pushed the [[national debt]] to record levels due to excessive spending on its highly contentious war. Such practices go against the GOP's standard positions on big government and high taxes.

2) The current administration has pushed the [[national debt]] to record levels due to excessive spending on its highly contentious war. Such practices go against the GOP's standard positions on big government and high taxes.