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There are gray areas to these points; but as a group, this is the way the parties generally act on these issues. (non-fiction) (249 words) |
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- KIDS GUIDE TO POLITICS - |
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Republicans claim to favor a "culture of life" more likely to favor the rich more likely to favor business over nature more likely to go to war to solve problems more likely to borrow too much money more likely to cut back our civil rights if they deem it necessary more likely to cut back our privacy rights if they deem it necessary more likely to cut back our religious freedom by favoring certain faiths more likely to protect gun rights more likely to limit a woman's right to control her own body |
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Democrats actually support a "culture of life" through overall philosophies more likely to stand up for the poor and middle class more likely to protect nature more likely to avoid war more likely to get out of debt more likely to protect our civil rights more likely to protect our privacy rights more likely to protect our religious freedom by favoring no specific faiths more likely to protect public from too many guns more likely to protect a woman's right to control her own body |
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We'll discuss the other assorted parties after some of your parents tell you how wrong we are about these two. Don't you eat that yellow snow. - the editors |
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Issue Culture Of Life Rich / Poor Environment War Government Spending Civil Rights Privacy Religious Freedom Guns Woman's Choice |
