is the governor from South Dakota a democrat or republican?
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He is a republican and is likely to sign the abortion ban passed by the SD legislature.
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The democratic party. California is the one party state. Arnold is just an exception.
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SOUTH DAKOTA AUGUST OF 84
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His district is heavily Democrat, 'nuff said?
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Toby Keith is a thorough Republican tool. He claims to be a "conservative Democrat," but that really doesn't mean anything.\n\nASIDE TO WENDYELIZBETH: I would love to say that it doesn't matter to the Chicks what other bands think, but that is probably not true. Everyone wants to be appreciated and respected by their peer group. But I am sure it matters a whole heck of a lot more what their FANS think, and their fans love them to death and can't get enough.
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William Howard was a Republican (he signed on to the Roosevelt party line, but interestingly enough was hailed as a great alternative to Roosevelt by Progressives when he was elected).\n\nRobert Taft was a Republican too, but cooperated with conservative Southern Democrats to get elected.\n\nInterestingly, Robert's son Robert Jr. was also a congressman, and his grandson Robert Alphonso Taft II is the current Governor of Ohio.
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No, that's a cop-out by the U.S. Supreme court. But it won't be for long. South Dakota state Senate voted, 23 to 12, to criminalize abortion in their state. It'll get challenged, I guarantee it.
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US Representative Stephanie Herseth of South Dakota
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no i from south dakota
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Jon Corzine is the current Democratic Governor of the state of New Jersey.
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Democrats are people who like to help all people, especially the working class and poor.  Republicans like to cater to big business and extremely wealthy people and drop programs to help the needy.
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Exactly, why the hell not!\n\nConsider the alternatives. Perry is a clone of the past governor.\nStrahorn is a conservative that can't get the approval of her own party.\n\nAnd - who know who the democrat guy is.....\n\nGo Kinky.
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Traditionally, Democrats.  (The Democratic party in Minnesota, for example, is call the Farmer-Labor party.) Most of this goes back to the Depression, in which the Democratic party took actions to institute relief, and at some times in history Democrats are been more sympathetic to the farming blocs arguments about tariffs.\n\nThese days however, many farm states lean Republican.  Some of the reason is cultural (farmers are often suspicious of the urban supporters of the Democrats) and some is the Republican emphasis on values of individualism.\n\nThe issue of farm subsidies is a bit of a red herring.  All politicians from farm states support them, but they are in effect mostly corporate subsidies to giant agricultural interests, supported by more Republicans than Democrats, and only of limited interest to individual farmers.
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They will raise our taxes and spend money on new pork-barrel projects, just like Democrats have always done.  They will cut and run from the radical terrorists and expose us all to new terrorist attacks in America.  They will amend the Second Amendment of the Constitution and try to take away our rights to own firearms.  They will permit abortion on demand under all circumstances.  Read their websites and then read between the lines.  What they avoid telling you before election time is just as important as what they advertise.\n\nI see that "dakota29575" has his eye on the stock market, which has already gone down for the last 6 consecutive days, as it appears that the Democrats may gain control of the House or the Senate, and maybe both.  The Democrats won't TRY to take the market down.  It goes down in FEAR of Democrat control, and their "Tax and spend" policy, which creates inflation.
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There's a few Dems who give me hope that they are not bad. We have a good Democrat running for gov. here in Colorado- Bill Ritter.\n\nAs for Stephanie, she's kinda hot !
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The way I was explained that is that Democrats believe in welfare and other government aid but are usually more open-minded to towards social issues (like gay marriages). Republicans are more about people working hard for themselves without government aid (Capitalism, laissez faire, basically allowing companies to do what they want) but are less open to social issues.
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Democrats & Republican.