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In recent years, the Republican party has downplayed its emphasis on small government. Under the administration of [[George W. Bush]], the federal government has been expanded to record levels, surpassing even the Great Depression era <ref>http://www.dhs.gov/index.shtm</ref>. Additionally, the Bush administration has acted to nationalize the country's banking institutions in an effort to stymie the decline of the U.S. economy<ref>http://www.economist.com/finance/displaystory.cfm?story_id=12078933</ref>
In recent years, the Republican party has downplayed its emphasis on small government. Under the administration of [[George W. Bush]], the federal government has been expanded to record levels, surpassing even the Great Depression era <ref>http://www.dhs.gov/index.shtm</ref>. Additionally, the Bush administration has acted to nationalize the country's banking institutions in an effort to stymie the decline of the U.S. economy<ref>http://www.economist.com/finance/displaystory.cfm?story_id=12078933</ref>
The general republican idealism regarding media is that censorship and regulations on broadcasting are crucial in order to maintain a good, undivided society. Which in it's own will bring peace and order so that families and the peaceful people of the nation don't have to be afraid to walk the streets. Due to such crucial conceptions, the republican party finds it important to neglect outdated parts of the constitution, due to the constant abuse by pseudo-liberal activism. This includes the first and fourth amendment that says that all people have the freedom of speech, as well as freedom of privacy. Since if people have nothing to hide, then they have nothing to fear. This is a crucial point in [[The War on Terror]]. According to research last year, one out of 744,000 Americans are terrorists, which is why it is of outmost importance to ensure that America is safe, and civil rights is a small, but necessary sacrifice to make for the freedom of our nation.
== History ==
== History ==