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• Harry Reid
  ...[[Nevada]] and U.S. Senate Majority Leader in the 111th Congress for the [[Democratic Party|Democrats]]. He became Minority Whip (the #2 job) in 1998, and Minori ...enator [[Chris Dodd]] (right)]]Harry Reid has voted with a majority of his Democratic colleagues 94.8% of the time during the current [[Congress]].<ref>http://pr
  19 kilobytes (2,766 words) - 02:35, November 10, 2022
• Primary election
  ...o nominate particular candidates for president of the United States. A '''presidential caucus''', as in Iowa, requires voters to meet together for several hours i ...er]] the Republican nomination, and knocked [[Harry S. Truman]] out of the Democratic race because of his poor showing. In 1964, [[Lyndon B. Johnson]] ended his
  9 kilobytes (1,426 words) - 14:54, April 27, 2023
• Main Page/Previous Conservapedia Breaking News/Archives/June 2010
  ...ocrats]]''''', who balk at his bailout plan for laid off local government (Democratic) workers. [http://www.usnews.com/articles/news/politics/2010/06/14/democrat ...rty official Diane Gooch concedes defeat to Anna Little for the Republican nomination in the sixth congressional district of [[NJ]]. [http://www.nj.com/news/inde
  108 kilobytes (15,755 words) - 19:26, May 25, 2021
• Communism
  {{see also|Democratic Party}} '''Communism''' is a [[left-wing]] anti-democratic and violent ideology dedicated to supposedly overthrow [[capitalism]], repl
  100 kilobytes (14,353 words) - 22:46, January 7, 2026
• Ann Coulter
  ...ch supporter of Trump and said concerning the first 100 days of his second presidential term: "The most wonderful 100 days in U.S. history. I can't believe how gre ...Ann Coulter's Bomb] - ''[[Washington Post]]'' - March 6, 2007; She called Democratic women "no-bra needing, sandal-wearing, [[hirsute]], somewhat fragrant [[hip
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• Ronald Wilson Reagan
  ...y Carter a week before the 1980 presidential election was the most-watched presidential debate ever until [[Donald Trump]]'s first debate with [[Hillary Clinton]] ...eevil]]" (conservative) Democrats to overcome the apparent majority led by Democratic Speaker [[Tip O'Neill]].
  144 kilobytes (21,025 words) - 23:39, October 20, 2025
• Conservative
  *[[Pat Buchanan]], commentator and presidential candidate .... Senator, leader of the [[Conservative Coalition]], and unsuccessful 1948 presidential candidate
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• Examples of Bias in Wikipedia
  ...i-capitalist, anti-fascist and anti-state views, subscribing to a range of democratic left-wing ideologies such as anarchism, communism, Marxism, social democrac ...rity Commission, as well as new steering committees on economic and social democratic reforms, military restructuring and modernization, and the internet. Xi's p
  127 kilobytes (18,558 words) - 23:21, January 11, 2026
• Doug Hoffman
  ...Oct. 31 and endorsed Democrat [[Bill Owens]], who carried the traditional Democratic vote. Early results show Hoffman lost the election, receiving 45% of the v After losing the Republican Party's nomination, Doug Hoffman was the [[Conservative Party of New York]]'s nominee for a sp
  7 kilobytes (921 words) - 07:26, April 9, 2019
• Liberal
  ...ting communist revolution) featured on a website that they shared with the Democratic Socialists of America.<ref name="IS BERNIE SANDERS A COMMUNIST"/> ...fter decades of running their own presidential candidates, stopped running presidential candidates because the gap between Democrats and American communists had gr
  72 kilobytes (9,454 words) - 22:19, December 13, 2025
• American Civil War
  ...h and the election of [[Abraham Lincoln]] to the presidency in 1860; the [[Democratic Party]] itself would split, with a pro-slavery wing controlling the South, ...were enacted in September, 1850 as a result of the efforts and support of Democratic senator [[Stephen A. Douglas]] and Whig senator [[Daniel Webster]], and wer
  38 kilobytes (6,040 words) - 00:49, September 1, 2025
• Herbert Hoover
  ...m the federal bureaucracy. He was a bitterly reviled target of liberal and Democratic hatreds, while hailed by conservatives as a great, albeit tragic, American ...n again in 1928. Hoover was the obvious choice of the party and easily won nomination, against the popular governor of New York, [[Al Smith]]. Smith was a Cathol
  42 kilobytes (6,046 words) - 02:59, August 26, 2024
• Martin Luther King
  ...nominated for the presidency that year if one of them were to win the GOP nomination. ...think the Republican party is a party full of the almighty God nor is the Democratic party. They both have weaknesses. And I'm not inextricably bound to either
  26 kilobytes (3,896 words) - 16:00, September 12, 2025
• ACLU
  ...-against-kavanaugh ACLU breaks its own policy, comes out against Kavanaugh nomination]. ''The Hill''. Retrieved September 29, 2018.</ref> ...partisan Democrats and ''Joe the Plumber'' was a [[Republican]], during a presidential election season. Questions remain and we can only guess as to their reasoni
  53 kilobytes (8,007 words) - 02:42, April 2, 2024
• Abraham Lincoln
  ...particularly blaming current president James K. Polk. He worked toward the nomination of Zachary Taylor for the presidency, and when Taylor had won, Lincoln expe ...he had read in the papers that Stephan A. Douglas, his political rival and Democratic senator from Illinois, had placed before Congress a bill which would reopen
  84 kilobytes (13,521 words) - 03:15, July 6, 2024
• George W. Bush
  ...ate of [[Florida]] in the [[United States presidential election, 2000|2000 Presidential election]]. Legal challenges to the certified vote count went all the way t ...United States|Supreme Court]] was necessary to compel Bush to replace his nomination with [[Sam Alito]], who subsequently led the overturning of ''[[Roe v. Wade
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• Richard Nixon
  ...e [[primary]], but in the general election, he was defeated by incumbent [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] Edmund Gerald "Pat" Brown, Sr. (1905-1996). ...wight Eisenhower]]'s [[Vice President of the United States of America|vice presidential]] [[running mate]].
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• Jury trial
  ..., who created Uncle Sam and the elephant and donkey for the Republican and Democratic Parties, frequently attacked Tweed in his cartoons. ...conviction, which catapulted Tilden to national prominence and became the Democratic nominee for president in 1876. He won the popular vote by a hefty 250,000,
  18 kilobytes (2,894 words) - 03:26, January 18, 2025
• Nobel Prize
  ==Nomination and Selection== ...Nobel Foundation: [http://nobelprize.org/nomination/nomination_facts.html Nomination Facts]</ref>
  23 kilobytes (3,468 words) - 19:19, October 11, 2025
• Gerald Ford
  ...st Ladyship: Public Responses to Betty Ford's ''60 Minutes'' Interview." ''Presidential Studies Quarterly'' 2001 31(3): 397-414. ISSN 0360-4918.</ref> ...Anti-bossism, Internationalism, and the Congressional Campaign of 1948." ''Presidential Studies Quarterly'' 1990 20(1): 127-142. ISSN 0360-4918.</ref>
  33 kilobytes (4,792 words) - 20:14, November 21, 2025