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Posted: Thu 09 Nov, 2006 14.58
by GNiel
Yes, thats right. When I said that the Republicans were ahead in Virginia, it was only on the last 2/3 precincts the Democrats started to pull it back, they will win it now, so have control of both houses!
Posted: Thu 09 Nov, 2006 16.32
by Gluben
How do the Democrats and Republicans relate to our political parties exactly? Would a Conservative prime minister, for example, find more common ground with a Democrat or a Republican?
Posted: Thu 09 Nov, 2006 16.50
by Pete
they both find you tedious
Posted: Thu 09 Nov, 2006 17.06
by Gluben
How was that tedious?
Posted: Thu 09 Nov, 2006 17.17
by Sput
Republicans are socially and fiscally (apparently) conservative, democrats hate themselves but are somewhere to the left of the republicans - so they're more like labour. Kinda.
Posted: Thu 09 Nov, 2006 17.17
by Pete
I didn't say they found that post tedious. I said they find YOU tedious.
If you want it that simple, Republics (Bush) are more right, Democrats are more left. It's america though, so it's more odd.
Posted: Thu 09 Nov, 2006 17.23
by Gluben
Hmm. Surprising that Cameron is getting friendly with John McCain on his website then. I would've thought Cameron as becoming more and more left of his own party.
Posted: Fri 10 Nov, 2006 22.57
by Stuart*
Yes Republicans are very much like right-wing Conservatives, and Democrats are more like either Liberal Democrats or moderate Labour in this country.
They don't really have the equivalent of a Socialist Party (as in "Old Labour")