American political parties are always changing and very divisive on various subjects, making it difficult to choose which side one agrees with more when it comes time to vote. Voters need to make informed decisions regarding which party they most agree with when it comes to issues which they consider the most important. This is a significant step which can be taken before analyzing each specific candidate. There are many minor political parties, but there are only two major political parties to choose from during elections. The Republican Party and the Democratic Party are very potent and influential parties, both of which differ when it comes to philosophy, stances, and consistency.
The current Republican and Democratic Parties often differ when it comes to philosophy. Examples
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Examples of modern Republican Party stances generally include anti-abortion laws, defining marriage as a union between a man and woman, opposition of gun-control laws, and wanting stricter immigration laws. Examples of modern Democratic Party stances generally include abortion rights, same-sex marriage rights, stricter gun-control laws, and supporting immigrants gaining citizenship. Stances are always subject to change so it is important to stay informed regarding the latest developments.
The Republican and Democratic Parties have a long history, and during that time they have remained consistent with some of their positions but have diverged with others. They have both been consistent in their positions regarding subjects such as abortion, gun control, and gay rights; however, they have both been inconsistent when it comes to international trade and federal power over states. The Democratic and Republican Parties have also been inconsistent with the death penalty, and immigration, respectively. These are just a few examples of inconsistencies among the two parties over many