If Elvis were still alive, would he be Republican?
88076
yes he would because my grandma met him along time ago and she said that he was
567685
It is so hard to speculate what he would have done. An assassins bullet ended any hope for a Kennedy to be president. However he had the same drive as his brother Jack and had that Kennedy charisma that was well understood at the time. His stint as attorney general earmarked the fact that he was tough on organized crime. His public service record was certainly wonderful. I think he would have advanced the civil rights movement. Johnson's war on poverty would have not lost steam and many people would have advanced in life. I would hope that we would have public health care by now if he had been president then. What is wrong with the richest peoples on earth providing a means for a hand up to people that have been pushed down for so long.
737217
If you did your research, then probably. I looked around a month ago, and found out he was a Liberal back when he was alive. But as for today, I really dunno b/c I'm not sure what's the difference with today vs. 50 years ago.
402438
Elvis b/c he was just a country boy who came from nothing and singin in his church choir to the legend he is today. Also, he completely changed music. Imagine what music and dancing would be like now if there had been no Elvis. He may have made some bad decisions but he's a good example of how drugs can consume your life and ruin it.
131481
OH MY GOSH!!!!!!  ELvis Presley was and still is the man.  His voice is excellent and shows us that you don't need to screach and squeal to make good music.  He was that bridge people needed.  He had a great voice that conveyed real and actual emotions like a lot of the bluegrass singers of the day (not surprisingly he was country before he was rockabilly).  Also, his voice was rich and manly...OK, that sounds a bit weird but I don't know how else to phrase it.  He didn't squeal like a stuck pig or scream like a cartoon housewife who saw a mouse run by.  He was able to go from soft more or less "romantic" songs like "Love Me Tender" to the "raunchy and obscene" like his "striptease" version of "Hound Dog."  How can you not love a guy whose hips were banned from network television?  Oh, by the way, I'm 19 so I just fall into the bracket.  Boy, would that another ELvis Preslety would come along to show these annoying "emo" kids how rock 'n roll (with good singing) is done.
847770
Isn't that why he is called the King? I love Elvis!
922465
Republican, of course.
914466
A Republican would bless the US and spit in the terrorist' eye.\n\nA Democrat would say "Go ahead and shoot, there's no vital organs in my head anyway."
91748
I don't think he is into supply side Reaganomics, if this is what you mean?  If he takes issues with agra indutry and the fast foods adverse effects on this nation's health...he is probalby NOT a Republican.
151695
i think hes dead sorry hun... but i consider Elvis & Sinatra still alive! \nopinion just 4 & by me!
206847
That was James Edgar-Republican\n1991-1999
245464
I heard at one time that \na picture of Elvis was more recongnizable then a picture of the Pope. meaning that people knew Elvis' name but not the name of the Pope. I would imagine that would be true with many singers like Michael Jackson or Johnny Cash, anyways a singer that sticks around for more than 10 years is probably pretty popular
412147
yes, as alive and as well as elvis!
376066
He would not win because this country is very divided along party lines these days.  McCAin has taken positions which seem moderate but also alienated much of the republican base.  In the past a 'republican base' meant conservatives, but today it means most republicans.  There are very few Republicans who are willing to vote for any Democratic candidate (moderates).  Another reason is his health.  He suffers from cancer, and has been in poor health over the last few years.
647151
hed be a great pres juss like bush gooooooo republicans!
830313
If you value morals and family, vote Republican.
688633
Today, based on his policies and actions, he could be a Republican. \n\nHe'd be kicked to the roadside (like Joe Lieberman was) by the Howard Dean neo-Dem ultra-leftists.\n\nStrong defense and tax cuts ain't exactly popular with the Democrats lately, or their rabid leftist core.