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The Democratic party is the primary left of center party in the United States. The Republican party (also known as the GOP for Grand Old Party) is the main right of center party.
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∙ 16y agoA Centrist is someone who sits in the centre of the political spectrum. Imagine a line - on the far right you have Nazism and Fascism, less to the right are Conservatives in the UK or Republicans in the US, slightly to the left are Labour or Democrat parties, further left are Socialists, and on the far-left you have Communists. In between the fairly non-extreme left and right parties, you have centrists. They are usually capitalists who believe in some economic regulations, and fairly socially liberal.
The two major US political parties are the Democratic Party and the Republican Party.
US flag goes b the viewer's left
Parties formed by a split within one of the major parties. (Democrats and republicans in the US)
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A Centrist is someone who sits in the centre of the political spectrum. Imagine a line - on the far right you have Nazism and Fascism, less to the right are Conservatives in the UK or Republicans in the US, slightly to the left are Labour or Democrat parties, further left are Socialists, and on the far-left you have Communists. In between the fairly non-extreme left and right parties, you have centrists. They are usually capitalists who believe in some economic regulations, and fairly socially liberal.
about 2 miles left from the road that us on the right, thts slightly branches into that round about on the left, and ends near India. so yeh just to the left of that, but slightly on your right and the main bit is in the centre...hope i helped!
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Like the left and right groupings i think x
Left wing= Democratic Right wing= Republican
yes animals can be left or right "pawed." yes animals can be left or right "pawed."
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They often fail because they don't get the press or are left out of things like debates.
third parties
Republican Party
None. You have to understand that American political parties are almost all very far to the right compared to the rest of the developed world. You could be mostly correct if you compare the US Democratic Party with the Canadian Liberal Party. While US politics heretofore, were "mostly" center-right, Canadian politics are "mostly" center left to extreme left, like the Social Democratic Party as well as the Liberals. Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and Australia govern from the political right and they can be considered the "developed world". Europe, by and large, has been mostly center to extreme left of the political center.
Because the Americans are never right.