Parties Politics Society and Culture United States
Parties Politics Society and Culture United States
Parties
A political party is a group of people who have organized to promote and support candidates for public office and the group's principles, also called platforms.
State chapters of parties and special interest or demographically based party committees organized on a state level should not be suggested at this level. They should be suggested to the Regional political party category for the corresponding state. eg Regional/North_America/United_States/Texas/Society_and_Culture/Politics/Parties
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 - A listing of American political parties with short platform descriptions, including both established and fringe organizations.
- Organization advocating maximization of peace, freedom, creative expression and the glorification of human sexuality. Features platform and membership information.
- Works to help form and support state-level parties. Features a bulletin board, news and links to state chapters.
- Promotes conflict-free politics for a problem-free nation and proven solutions for America through prevention-oriented government. Was led by Dr. John Hagelin. Defunct as of April 2004.
- Works to create a viable alternative to the Republicans and Democrats. Features issues and a discussion forum.
- Articles about third party politics in the U.S. from a left-of-center perspective. Examines issues of political reform, third party campaigns through history, and issues facing third parties in general.
- Promotes neuropsychological health for all. Features philosophy and strategy.
- Believe in small government, oppose excessive taxation and want the government out of the everyday lives of individuals. Information on the party, its activities and how to join.
- Works to move America toward smaller, less intrusive government with expanded individual freedom and liberty. Features polls, commentary and FAQ.
- Liberal on issues such as gay rights and taxes; conservative on the military and the death penalty.
- Aims to address America's problems through geographic enlargement of the United States, ultimately to culminate in world union under the US Constitution.
- Works to raise public awareness of political alternatives and to encourage participation in the democratic process. Features party matchmaker, party information and essays.
- Believes individual states are sovereign entities superior to the Federal government and that the only role of the federal government is to act as a unified voice for the several states in dealing with foreign nations and to serve as the central command o
- Supports taking money out of politics, making congressmen citizen servants and putting the people back in American politics. Features issue platforms, history and contact information.
- Advocates a platform of health, peace and freedom for all. Features FAQ, platform and essays.
- Worked to give expression within a democratic, electoral context to the belief that military power profoundly contradicts many religious and philosophic principles, and is a practical mistake in our time. Features 1996 platform and contact information.
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