Political Party Comparison by Irelynn Brenot

Party Symbol

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The Republican Party was founded on March 20th, 1854.

Republican stance on Military funding

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Republicans are generally in favor of increased spending.

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The Democratic Party was founded in 1828.

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The Libertarian Party was founded December 11th, 1971.

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The Constitution Party was founded in 1992.

Democratic stance on Military funding

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Democrats are generally in favor of decreased spending.

Libertarian stance on Military funding

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Libertarians are generally in favor of decreased spending.

Constitution stance on Military funding

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The constitution is in favor of increased spending.

Republican stance on gay marriage

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Republicans generally oppose gay marriage.

Democratic stance on gay marriage

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Democrats generally support gay marriage.

Libertarian stance on gay marriage

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Libertarians generally support gay marriage.

Constitution stance on gay marriage

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The constitution protects the rights to gay marriage through the 14th amendment.

Republican stance on abortion

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Republicans generally oppose abortion.

Democratic stance on abortion

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Democrats generally support the right to abortion.

Libertarian stance on abortion

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Libertarians are generally in favor of the right to abortion.

Constitution stance on abortion

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The constitution protects abortion through the 5th amendment.

Republican stance on death penalty

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Republicans generally support the death penalty.

Democratic stance on death penalty

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Democrats generally support the death penalty.

Libertarian stance on death penalty

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Libertarians generally oppose the death penalty.

Constitution stance on death penalty

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The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment, but it doesn't exclusively oppose the death penalty.

Republican stance on taxes

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Generally opposed to raising taxes, everyone pays the same regardless of income.

Democratic stance on taxes

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Generally not opposed to raising taxes, people with higher incomes pay higher taxes.

Libertarian stance on taxes

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Generally want to reduce or eliminate taxes whenever possible.

Constitution stance on taxes

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The constitution supports the governments right to tax.

Republican stance on gun rights

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Republicans generally support gun rights.

Democratic stance on gun rights

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Democrats typically support more controlled gun laws.

Libertarian stance on gun rights

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Libertarians generally support gun rights.

Constitution stance on gun rights

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The constitution protects gun rights through the second amendment.

Republican stance on immigration

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Republicans generally oppose immigration.

Democratic stance on immigration

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Democrats generally support immigration.

Libertarian stance on immigration

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Libertarians generally support immigration.

Constitution stance on immigration

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The constitution allows immigration if it's necessary and legal.