That depends. By republicans do you mean the people who hold elective office as republicans or the people who vote for them? And is Hell public? I consider it public.

 

Umm... you said:

 

Agreed about the abortion and gay rights, especially since most of the republican party either A) doesn't seem to really care or B) realizes that when abortion is legal and gays are finally set ablaze in public forums to pay for their godless behavior they'll have nothing else to get votes with and, worse, the people who vote for them may pay attention to what they're actually doing.

 

What did you mean by the words "republican" and "public?"

A commitment to non-ideology is an ideology itself.

 

Although it is an ideology of your own choosing.

thank you for the replys! i have ben away for couple days sorry. what are exactly the standpoiints on issues democrats and republicsn take. we have studied some in school tho not in depth. Thanks ahead for any responses!

Once again, try these links:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Party_%28United_States%29

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_Party_%28United_States%29