Can someone please tell me the difference between the Republican and Democratic caucases in a non biased way?

Question

Any website or book references would be nice. I want to know the real agenda of each party not what we see in the candy coated finish they show us. I realize this is a difficult question but any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Answer 1

The best way to find out is to go to each parties "official" web site and find out if they show their platform from the last national convention. the platforms are usually written by the,I don't want to say hardcore of the parties, but that's what it comes down to. Then you want to see what groups support each party and go to their web sites.

Or you can just ask me... Democrates= all that is evil
Republicans= all that is good

Answer 2

Spock is not a real person. You are asking for a fairytale explanation of opposing agendas that have never been further apart in the history of the United States save maybe the civil war. Do you have your musket loaded? You better stomp on your rose colored glasses. There is no candy coating going on by either party in the last 6 years. Try believing what you hear, don't try to edit or journalese anything. If ..scratch the if...when I say dumbocrats are idiots, I say it because I know it to be true. No candy coating required, requested or appreciated. If you are not able to see the agenda as it is happening ......wait that's it...you are the one who is going to write the book and present all sides in an unbiased manner. Totally unbiased..... You thought this was going to be easy. Just copy someone Else's work. Let the research begin.

Answer 3

Each Party is represented by a bicameral congress, such as New York State Assembly (House of Reps.) & New York State Senate.
Each State has both a Republican Party & a Democratic Party.
NY State Senate Democratic committee - http://www.dscc.net/
NY State Assembly Democratic committee - http://www.nysdacc.org/
NY State Republican Assembly Committee - (Went to web site but link is broken)
NY State Senate Committee - http://www.nysenategop.com/
On top of that there are State wide committee's -
DEM's - http://www.nydems.org/
REP's - http://www.nygop.org/index.shtml
And then National Committee's
Dem's - http://www.democrats.org/
Rep's - http://www.gop.com/
There are infinite number of caucuses and groups in these links. Log Cabin Republicans, are concerned with Gay issues, as are The Stonewall Democrats.
The list can go on and on.
If you are interested in a specific issue, look at your state parties and eventually you will find a group that is concerned about the same issue.

Answer 4

Wikipedia is always a good place to start.

Basically Democrats try to put "how to help the people" first. This is evident in their social programs and government spending on those programs. They tend to want to leave people to do what they want socially, but have heavier restrictions fiscally. They tend to be considered "progressive" because they are willing to try something new even if it is untested.

Republicans' aim to have people help themselves. The want to keep to the ideals of the Founding Fathers and hold to those principles. They like to stick to what works. Fiscally, Reps want to leave government out so people can choose how to use their money. However, they want to keep a "moral" social fabric so they are more restrictive then democrats.

Answer 5

You need to do your own research. That's what being an informed voter means. You do the work, not somebody else.

Answer 6

You only need to join the party's you question, then you can go to the Caucasus.

Answer 7

There is no difference, they are just two different sides of the same coin. Heads, you lose. Tails, you lose.

Answer 8

THAT'S EASY REP LIKE TO SPEND MONEY AND DEM LIKE TO SAVE