Republican
Red state voter
A Republican is a member or supporter of the Republican Party, one of two major political parties in the United States.
The party, founded in 1854, is generally associated with conservative positions on economic and social issues: She's a lifelong Republican, Republican voters turned out in large numbers.
As an adjective, it describes things relating to the party: Republican candidates, the Republican platform. (Lowercase republican refers to supporters of republican government generally.)
Republican Party acronym
- elephantTusked gray giant
- conventionAgreed standard of behavior
- primaryChief in importance
- caucusParty selection meeting
nominee · platform · delegate · precinct · midterms · ballot · ticket · runoff
Midwestern state capital
- ReaganAmerican presidential surname
- TrumpAmerican political surname
- Nixon37th U.S. president
- BushAmerican political surname
Eisenhower · McCain · Romney · McConnell · Gingrich · Cheney · DeSantis · Palin
U.S. lawmaking body
- SenateLegislative body, often bicameral's elder
- HouseBuilding for habitation
- representativeOne who acts for another
- senatorUpper chamber member
governor · legislature · statehouse · capitol · administration · committee · whip · caucus
Politically conservative faction
- traditionalistAdherent to established customs
- pro-lifeAgainst elective pregnancy termination
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
- free-marketUnregulated private exchange
originalism · MAGA · evangelical · libertarian · neoconservative · populist · anti-establishment · supply-side
Formal discontinuation of practice
- UnionNamed political entity
- ReconstructionPost-1865 national reunification period
- emancipationRelease from legal bondage
- anti-slaveryOpposed to human bondage
Whig · 1854 · Fremont · abolitionist
GOP
Republican Party acronym
- elephantTusked gray giant
- conventionAgreed standard of behavior
- primaryChief in importance
caucus · nominee · platform · delegate · precinct · midterms · ballot · ticket · runoff · incumbent
Lincoln
Midwestern state capital
Eisenhower · Bush · McCain · Romney · McConnell · Gingrich · Cheney · DeSantis · Palin · Coolidge
Congress
U.S. lawmaking body
- SenateLegislative body, often bicameral's elder
- HouseBuilding for habitation
- representativeOne who acts for another
senator · governor · legislature · statehouse · capitol · administration · committee · whip · caucus · bill
right-wing
Politically conservative faction
- traditionalistAdherent to established customs
- pro-lifeAgainst elective pregnancy termination
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
free-market · originalism · MAGA · evangelical · libertarian · neoconservative · populist · anti-establishment · supply-side · hawkish
abolition
Formal discontinuation of practice
- UnionNamed political entity
- ReconstructionPost-1865 national reunification period
- emancipationRelease from legal bondage
anti-slavery · Whig · 1854 · Fremont · abolitionist
- U.S. PoliticsCongress, senator, representative, president, vice president
- 1972 ElectionNixon, McGovern, Watergate, landslide, reelection
- political labelsliberal, conservative, leftist, rightist, moderate
- presidentialpresidential, executive, inaugural, incumbent, elected
- RepublicansGOP, RNC, elephant, conservatives, conservative
- Midwest RiversMississippi River, Missouri River, Arkansas River, Ohio, Illinois
RepublicanDemocrat
Blue party supporter
Democratic · liberal · progressive · leftist · independent
Republicanmonarchist
Supporter of kings
royalist · monarchal · monarchical · imperialist · autocratic
Republicanliberal
Open to reform
progressive · left-wing · leftist · socialist · left-leaning
- Republic of IndiaSouth Asian democratic nation
- California Republic1846 breakaway territory
- Dominican RepublicCaribbean island nation
- Republican PartyRight-leaning American political organization
- Czech RepublicBohemian homeland nation
- Irish Republican ArmyAnti-British paramilitary group
republic, republicanism, republication, Republicans, Republican Party