Has any Republican ever won the Noble Peace Prize?

Answer 1

That is an OXYMORON!

Answer 2

Yes, Theodore Roosevelt won it in 1906

The negotiations to end the Russo-Japanese war began at Sagamore Hill when President Theodore Roosevelt invited diplomats on both sides, Russia and Japan, to his home in Oyster Bay. After meeting with all of them, he sent the diplomats out on board the presidential yacht Mayflower*. TR never personally owned a yacht although he did have a rowboat or two.

Negotiations continued at and near a naval base in Portsmouth, because it was federal property and cool in the summer. Delegates also went back and forth to Oyster Bay to confer with TR. TR set up the final settlement, and the treaty was signed at the US Navy base in Portsmouth. Thus the accord is called the "Treaty of Portsmouth".

Answer 3

Any organization that would give a known terrorist, Yassar Arafat, a Peace Prize cannot be relied on to choose a reasonable candidate for the supposed honor.

Answer 4

Theodore Rosevelt did for his brokering a peace treaty for the Russo-Japanese war in 1906.

Answer 5

By that , I assume you mean a politician, hundreds have won it that are conservative or Rep. Don't think a Rep politician has though.

Answer 6

Teddy Roosevelt (a looooooong time ago) and Henry Kissenger (which was laughable).

Answer 7

well now you have opened the door for all the sour grapes neo-cons to blast the award as a liberal thing

Answer 8

Fascism is not considered Nobelist.

Answer 9

no cause we made Don C's hair fall out.