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In Terms of Social and Moral Policy, how do the Democrats and Republicans differ?-Democrats prefer a more Liberal Approach, with Strong Support for Civil Rights and Rights for Minorities and Women. Liberal View on Abortion and Immigration -Republicans want a more Conservative Approach, and more Hard-line on Tradition. More Likely to Oppose Immigration, Abortion and more
In terms of the National Economy, how do the Democrats and Republicans differ?-Democrats want a more Interventionist Government, with Higher Taxes on the Wealthy, more Public Expenditure, more Fed Regulation. Believes that Lower Socioeconomic People deserver better Opportunities and Chances -Republicans prefer a more Free Market approach, and Limited Government. Nay like Taxes and want Individual effort and Competition.
In terms of Federal Welfare, how do the Democrats and Republicans differ?-Democrats see more Generous Federal Welfare, Health and Education Expenditure and Promote the Idea of Social Justice. The ACA provided Health Insurance for 46 Uninured Americans. -Republicans support some, but want more Individualist Behaviour. Because they want Limited Government, they oppose Welfare that is Huge, like the ACA
Within the Democratic Party, what Branches exist-Mainly the Liberal and Moderates as the Conservatives have been Dying off
What do the Liberals Faction believe?-Promote Main Values of Party to a Greater extent -Critical of Capitalism and wants Further Gov Intervention -Less Willing to compromise with Republicans than Moderates -Committed to Social Justice, Green New Deal and Further Government Intervention -Bernie Sanders and Elizbeth Warren are such Examples
What do the Moderate Faction believe?-Favour key Democratic Goals with less Intensity -Less Critical of Capitalism and Firms -Willing to Compromise with Republican Goals -Favours Free Trade, whereas the Liberals do not -More than Likely to support Increased Defence -Obama, Clinton and Biden all are Examples
What do the Conservative Faction believe?-Known as the Blue Dog Democrats, they are Shrinking. Only 17 are left. Was Dominant until the Civil Rights -Quite Conservative on Social and Moral issues, like Gun Control and Immigration Control -Jim Costa voted o Restrict Syrian Refuges and was Reluctant to support the ACA. Joe Manchin another Example
What are the Factions in the Republican Party called?-The Social Conservatives, Fiscal Conservatives and the Moderates
What do the Social Conservatives believe?-Focusing on Areas of Social and Moral Policy. Oppose Minority Rights but Yay Gun Control -Based much around Christian, Evangelical Views. Has been Growing quite a bit Recently -Concerns about the Media has been seen by Several Social Conservative Members questioning Tiktok -Represented by Ted Cruz
What do the Fiscal Conservatives believe?-Focusing more on the Economy with trying to reduce Government Intervention -Wants Major Taxes and Expenditure Cuts and Deregulation -Dominate Faction in the Party, and is the Main Driving force for Republican Policies. -Reflected by the Freedom Caucus and figures like Donald Trump and Paul Ryan
What do the Moderates (In the Republicans) believe?-RINO - Republican in Name Only -Willing to Compromise with Democrats -Senator Susan Collins, Bush, and Trumps Policies have had Elements of Moderation -Trump had injected $1 Trillion into Infrastrutce.
How can Race influence how one Votes?-Racial Minority Groups will vote more likely for a Democrat while White Voters lean more for Republicans -90% of Black Voters went for Obama. -Trump did mange to be a little Successful with the Hispanic and Latin Vote, but still didn't get close to a Majority
How can Religion influence how one Votes?-Christians on the Protestant and Evangelical Side will Strongly Support the Republicans, due to the Traditional Social and Moral Policies -Ted Cruz, Ben Carson and Sarah Palin have associated themselves with the Religious Right -Jewish Voters will tend to be more Democrat, and perhaps others Marginalised Religions in America
How can Gender influence how one Votes?-Split between Men and Women but Men more Likely to be Republican and Women for Democrats -Democrats usually offer more Rights for Women while Men have been swayed by Trump
How can Education influence how one Votes?-In 2020, a Pattern shown that the Higher Level of Education leads to more Chance they'll vote for Democrats
Give key % to back up Race, Religion, Gender, and Education-Race: Democrats got 41% of White, but 87% and 65% of Black and Hispanic. Republicans is growing more Popular in Hispanic and Black, though still far behind -Religion: If Protestant or White Evangelical: its 60% and 76% for Republicans. 76% of Jews went for Dem -Gender. 53% Male for Trump, 57% Women for Biden -Education: Postgraduate Students: 62% Dem. Highschool or less: 54% Rep