Do You Think the Republican Party is Unified?

Question

Simple Question. 75% of Democrats thought the Democratic Party was unified. Now do you think the Republican Party is unified?

Answer 1

Levi Johnston and Sarah Palin are unified.

Answer 2

no, look at this hilarious video and see why:

Answer 3

When it was just McCain, they weren't. I think the selection of Sarah Palin changed that. They know she could very well be president.

The Republican Party seems to really like Sarah Palin's confidence, ability to stand up for what she believes in and her freshness to Washington. She's like no other Republican candidate.

His Divine Shadow made a great point. I agree.

Answer 4

i dont think so. they dont Want McCain to win. he will make them look bad.

Answer 5

Yes, and you can tell because they have all changed their stories from just a month ago and the full-out lying has begun:

http://www.thedailyshow.com/video/index....

Answer 6

No,not even on what to do during the national anthem.

Answer 7

How funny who gives a S%%%

Answer 8

My Grandparents are TRUE Conservatives and believe me when I tell you , They are VERY disapointed in the Palin family situation.

Answer 9

Yep.  And don't listen to "mmkay's" judgmental remarks.  People like her are a disgrace to conservatism and the Christian community (if she's even that).

The democratic party is another story.  When one fourth of your party doesn't think they are united, then it isn't united.

Answer 10

No. the Grass root Republicans are not happy with what they got.

Answer 11

Do you want an honest reply?

The Republican Part is far from unified. John McCain is a fairly moderate politician on most issues, has been for Pro-Choice, election reform and many other non-conservative issues. He hates the far right, which he has called 'Agents of intolerance', and they equally despise him.

He only picked Sarah Palin to appease the conservatives and this looks like it is going to backfire because of all of the skeletons in the Palin closet.

One thing going for the Palin family, as far as the far right is concerned, is Todd Palin's involvement in the anti-American, anti-government group that wants Alaska to secede from the United States. The anti-government sector of the conservative Republicans will vote for McCain based on Sarah and Todd's anti-government viewpoints.

Answer 12

After last night? yes more unified than ever. As for the Democrats they are far from being united trust me there are still some very angry women out there that will not accept Obama when they could have had the experience and tenacity of a Hillary Clinton.

If the Dems lose ... expect a revolution among the party. Heads will fall ... my guess? Dean, Pelosi and Reed days will be over. Welcome back Billy!

Answer 13

yes, i think the republican party is very "united with itself",