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People on the right have many different viewpoints: Tea Partiers, conservative republicans, fiscal conservatives who are socially liberal, fiscal and social conservatives, classical liberals, and those who simply call themselves moderate republicans. It is very difficult to author one platform to encompass the views of all. But the reality is that the infrastructure of the two party system has already been laid, and leveraging Republic Party infrastructure is the only way to victory in 2012. While we need the diversity, the truth is, unless we can come together under one banner, we will lose the freedoms our founding fathers worked so hard to secure for us.
2010 marks a year when more conservatives ran for office and participated in primaries than for many years. We need to continue that effort and to research and learn about the issues of governance that can help us retain our republic as it was intended by the founding fathers. www.platformrepublicans.com is a grassroots efforts to do just that: to reinvigorate the conservative base through knowledge and resources by weeding out progressivism and seeking to find those concepts that limit government and provide for a strong national defense.
Congratulations! Your quiz responses indicate that you share many of the viewpoints of those who are called "Republican". If that label feels uncomfortable, here's a thought: People on the right have many different viewpoints: Tea Partiers, conservative republicans, fiscal conservatives who are socially liberal, fiscal and social conservatives, classical liberals, and those who simply call themselves moderate republicans. There are also conservative Democrats who, while they have true conservative viewpoints, have clung to Democratic Party affiliation because that is what their family has been for many years. Unfortunately, with the left shift and re-engineering of the Democratic Party by Barack Obama and moveon.org, it may be difficult for many to retain that affiliation.
It is very difficult to author one platform to encompass the views of all. But the reality is that the infrastructure of the two party system has already been laid, and leveraging Republican Party infrastructure is the only way to victory in 2012. While we need the diversity, the truth is, unless we can come together under one banner, we will lose the freedoms our founding fathers worked so hard to secure for us.
2010 marks a year when more conservatives and independents ran for office and participated in primaries than for many years. We need to continue that effort and to research and learn about the issues of governance that can help us retain our republic as it was intended by the founding fathers. www.platformrepublicans.com is a grassroots effort to do just that: to reinvigorate the conservative base through knowledge and resources, and to return the Republican Party to its roots.
Wow! Your quiz responses indicate that you share many of the viewpoints of those who are called "Democrats". Words are important. The words used by each party to define what it believes reflect a great deal about its grander plan. The Democratic Party isn't what it used to be since it has been re-engineered by Barack Obama and moveon.org. These days, its word choices align with an unconstrained United Nation's agenda, whose taxes and mandates are being pushed through the U.S. Congress and being imposed on U.S. state governments. That same progressive agenda, in different forms, was used by both President George H. W. and George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton and is even now more radical under Barack Obama.
2010 has marked a year in which independents and conservatives across the country have begun to participate in Republican primaries and midterms elections in unprecidented levels. The common thread that has brought them together is the drive to limit government, insure the rights of individuals (a.k.a., "the little guy") under the law, throw off the bonds of corporatism and make room for the market to recover itself with more competition from small business. While the fight for changes in the GOP is not over, it is now being changed from the bottom up, by people simply getting involved.
www.platformrepublicans.com is a grassroots efforts to reinvigorate the conservative base through knowledge and resources. We strive to identify and purge progressive thinking from the GOP platform, and seek to find those constitutional concepts that empower individuals in their own communities by limiting government and maintaining a strong national defense.

| The following quiz contains informational links to the references below: |
| References from the Democratic Party Platform are as available at http://www.democrats.org/a/party/platform.html |
| References from the Republican (GOP) Party Platform are available at http://www.gop.com/2008Platform/2008platform.pdf |
| References from the Oklahoma State Republican Party Platform as available at http://www.okgop.com. |
| Notes not directly citing the platforms will contain information specific to their source. |
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| The views expressed within the quiz were derived from the Democratic (left side) and Republican (right side) national platforms (in the case of abortion, the Oklahoma state platform was sited). Read on...there is more to know about what these platform planks mean... | ||
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