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• The Eleventh Commandment
  ...nt''''' is a precept which states, "Thou shall not speak ill of any fellow Republican." ...e Eleventh Commandment. Reagan later stated the Eleventh Commandment was, "A rule I followed during that campaign and ever since.<ref name="rr" />"
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• National Republican Trust
  ...]] values to the United States. It places great emphasis on continuing the conservative values that former [[U.S. President]] [[Ronald Reagan]] held.<ref>[http://n ...he National Republican Trust, [[Dick Morris]], has referred to them as the Republican, but more effective version of the liberal [[Moveon.org]].<ref>[http://nati
  2 kilobytes (196 words) - 01:16, June 28, 2016
• The Next Right
  ...lly gained insights and statistics. They are not afraid to hit the current Republican leadership when they step out of sync with the general public. Also, anyone [[Category:Conservative Organizations]]
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• Hip Hop Republican
  ...nda that empowers people, not governmental institutions." Their message is a call for outreach and not pandering, as the way to grow the party in urban [[Category:Conservative Organizations]]
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• Moderate Republican
  ...ervative]] candidates and typically reject conservative positions in the [[Republican Party]] platform. ...2014). [https://thenewamerican.com/a-choice-not-an-echo-fifty-years-later/ A Choice Not an Echo, Fifty Years Later]. ''The New American''. Retrieved Apr
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• Steve Lonegan
  ...2009, despite being vastly outspent by Christie's campaign. Despite being Republican, Lonegan was the highly popular [[Mayor]] of the Democratic town of Bogota, ...cal and social issues. He built his gubernatorial campaign on instituting a flat income tax. He was been endorsed by former presidential candidate [[Ro
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• National Republican Party
  ''Not to be confused with the current [[Republican Party]].'' | party_name=National Republican Party
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• 1978 Midterm Elections
  ...s in the [[U.S. Senate]] from the [[Democratic Party]]. Democrats retained a clear majority in both chambers. ...enators and 77 House freshman from across party lines were considered more conservative than their predecessors. Republicans also gained six governorships, includi
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• Charley Reese
  ...has recently (as of September 2008) announced his retirement from writing a regular column. His column was carried by [[King Features Syndicate]]. ...administration, which he saw as representing the [[liberal]] "Rockefeller Republican" wing of the party.
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• Republican National Coalition for Life
  ...ssroots voters across America, and an impressive endorsement list of 3,500 Republican public and Party elected officials, RNC/Life led the successful effort by p ...n of the Republican Party which states in part that, "the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed."}}
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• Kathleen Parker
  ...] after she was nominated as the candidate for [[Vice President]] by the [[Republican Party]] in 2008, for example. '''Kathleen Parker''' wrote a book entitled "Save the Males."
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• Trey Grayson
  ...to go against the establishment views of the party in order to pick a true conservative candidate. [[Category:Republican Party]]
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• College Republicans
  ...dates, support the Republican agenda, and become the future leaders of the conservative movement. ...phisticated training program to ensure a cutting-edge commitment to future conservative leaders.
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• Republican Action Movement
  [[File:Acción Republicana.svg|150px|thumbnail|Republican Action logo]]
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• GOPUSA
  ...ers with updates of news and commentary. GOPUSA is not affiliated with the Republican National Committee. [[Category:Conservative Media]]
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• Essay:Best Conservative Actors
  There are many great [[conservative]] actors. Here is a growing list: *[https://www.imdb.com/list/ls047371672/ Conservative and/or Republican Actors]
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• Peter Schiff
  ...libertarian]] [[conservative]] economist and stock broker who sought the [[Republican]] nomination for the [[United States Senate]] in [[Connecticut]] during the His father, Irwin Schiff, was a noted tax protestor who claimed that the [[IRS]] (and [[American]] [[curren
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• Jo Bonner
  |party=[[Republican Party|Republican]] ...(born November 19, 1959 (age {{age|1959|11|19}}), is a [[Republican Party|Republican]] who represented the 1st District of [[Alabama]] in the [[United States Ho
  2 kilobytes (198 words) - 19:18, February 21, 2018
• Richard Boone
  ...Smaug). He was also a [[World War II]] Navy veteran and [[Republican Party|Republican]], who died of throat cancer.
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• Jack Conway
  ...is the [[liberal]] [[Attorney General]] of [[Kentucky]] who ran against [[conservative]] [[Rand Paul]] for the [[U.S. Senate]] seat being vacated by [[Jim Bunning ...for denying liberal positions he took in the past, and trying to run on a conservative platform.
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