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Provincial Political Parties in Ontario: Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario Political Party Factions in the United States: Conservative Democrat British Political Parties: The Distribution of Power within the Conservative and Square deal for consumers (Publications / Conservative Political Centre) by Conservative and Unionist Party, 1972 Partnership for Paralysis: Liberal and Social Democratic Party Policies Examined by Sir Geoffrey Howe, Conservative Political Centre, 1987-03 Political Parties and Ideologies in Canada: Liberals, conservatives, Socialists, by Various, 1974-01-01 Political Parties and Ideologies in Canada: Liberals, Conservatives, Socialists, Nationalists (Mcgraw-Hill Ryerson Series in Canadian Politics) by W. Christian, 1983 Letter from Gov. Kemper: The Petersburg charter. The political situation considered. Principles and aims of the conservative party. Our relations with the federal government by James Lawson Kemper, 1874 The Conservative Ascendancy: How the GOP Right Made Political History by Donald T. Critchlow, 2007-11-30 Conservative Parties, the Right, and Democracy in Latin America Labour and Conservative Party Members 1990-92: Social Characteristics, Political Attitudes and Activities by Patrick Seyd, Paul Whiteley, et all 1996-03 A Compassionate Conservative: A Political Biography of Joseph W. Martin, Jr., Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives by James J. Kenneally, 2003-11 The Conservative Political Tradition in Britain and the United States by Arthur Aughey, Greta Jones, et all 1992-04 Ideologies of Conservatism: Conservative Political Ideas in the Twentieth Century by E. H. H. Green, 2004-08-26

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81. UK Political Links
    was like! Scallywag. Banned UK political Journal! Roar! Why NOT tovote conservative. Computer Life party Manifestos. Also worth  
    http://homepages.enterprise.net/iainlogan/miscellany/poli.html
    
    Extractions: For those who are interested in British Politics, here is a fairly complete list of UK Political Parties on the WWW. As a counterbalance, and to avoid total boredom, I've also added a set of Satirical Links . Thanks to David Paxton for this suggestion. The Election now being over, I have now removed these links. The Conservative Party website went down shortly after the 1997 election, but has now reappeared, in a much chastened form! I didn't think it was worthwhile doing anything much for the 2001 election, so there's nothing here! Here is Electric Soup's list of UK Political Parties, in alphabetical order. Welcome to Private Eye . The Doyen of British Political Satire. Red Pepper . Left and Greenish. Some interesting links. Phundria . Political Satire in the style of MAD Magazine. Now the only way to see what the 1997 Pre-Election Tory website was like!

82. PSSA Political Links
    political Links. Like most of Montreal, this website is UNDER CONSTRUCTION! CanadaParties. Federal, Seated The Liberal party of Canada The Canadian conservative  
    http://ssmu.mcgill.ca/polisci/politics.html

83. PC Newfoundland And Labrador
    The official site of the province's Progressive conservative party.Category Regional North America Progressive conservative party political links. Progressive conservative party of Newfoundland  
    http://www.pcparty.nf.net/

84. PC Party
    Presents news on task forces, elections, budget development, and important speeches. Learn about becoming a member.  
    http://www.pcparty.ca/

85. DC's Political Report American Political Party List
    http://www.dcpoliticalreport.com/LinkParty.htm
    
    Extractions: List of Minor Parties Parties Symbols ACE Party Airenson Socialist Party Alaskan Independence Party Aloha 'Aina Party America First Party America's Party American Party American Beer Drinker's Party American Heritage Party American Independent Party American Nationalist Union American Nazi Party American Pagan Party American Patriot Party American Reform Party American Renewal Party American Republican Party Americanist Party Anarchist Liberty Union Autonomy Party Barking Spider Party Birthday Party Black Political Party California Secessionist Party Cascadian Nat'l Party Centralist Party Centrist Party Christian Party Christian Falangist Party Christian Nazi Party Citizens Party Civil Action Party Commonwealth Party Communist Party USA Concerned Citizens Party Conservative Party Constitution Party Constitutional Action Party Constitutionalist Party Cool American Party Cool Moose Party Corrective Action Party Covenant Party Creator's Right Party D.C. Statehood Green Party

86. World's Smallest Political Quiz
    Libertarian party officials have designed this poll to help citizens determine their party affiliation and political identification. World's Smallest political Quiz. Take the World's Smallest political Quiz to find your political identity. Choose Y when  
    http://www.self-gov.org/quiz.html

87. Fianna Fail The Republican Party
    Website of Fianna Fail, one of the big three political parties in Ireland, site contains, information, Category Regional Europe Society and Culture Politics PartiesFianna Fail Information Society Policy Statement. Do you feel that the newpenalty point system will result in an increase in road safety? Yes No,  
    http://www.fiannafail.ie/

88. Deb's Excellent Conservative Political Pages Featuring Rush Limbaugh
    http://www.dittohead.org/visit_iraq.html
    
    Extractions: "It's just a disaster," said one top Democratic official, who requested anonymity. "Even the average person who doesn't believe we should go to war in Iraq is bound to see [the visit] as support for an enemy of the United States. And those who support the president on Iraq will think it's treasonous." Members and strategists are still sifting through the fallout of last week's visit to Iraq by Reps. David Bonior (D-Mich.), Jim McDermott (D-Wash.) and Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) - already known collectively as the "Baghdad Three" in some leadership circles. But among the Democrats who fitfully monitor the party's prospects for success this November, one verdict is already in: The visit, during which two of the Members openly questioned the Bush administration's Iraq policy, wasn't helpful. "It was extremely harmful and destructive," said one top leadership aide who worried whether Democrats in marginal districts would be able to distance themselves from the words and actions of their colleagues. "It showed incredibly bad judgment.

89. British Party Election Manifestos
    Election Manifestos. UK homepage Country index Search. 1945. conservative; Labour;Liberal. 1950. conservative; Labour; Liberal. 1951. conservative; Labour; Liberal.  
    http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/area/uk/man.htm

90. EBooks.com - Political Parties
    This volume brings together for the first time the British conservative PoliticalParty General Election Manifestos, dating back to 1900, and including the  
    http://www.ebooks.com/subjects/subjects.asp?SID=473

91. American Reform Party
    The party is the result of a formal split from Ross Perot and his Dallasbased Reform party.Category Regional North America Politics Parties Conservatives ALL THIRD party and/or political Organizations CLICK HERE NOW Since ourfounding convention in October, 1997, the ARP has progressively  
    http://www.americanreform.org/
    
    Extractions: S ince our founding convention in October, 1997, the ARP has progressively worked to expand our reform network. We have established an organization and a political committee that is democratic, "grassroots," bottom-up controlled and dedicated to the same principles that we all believed in back in 1992 and '96. Ross Perot was certainly our founding father, but he has become a "special interest" all of his own. When we discovered other "special interest" groups operating within the national party, we had no choice but to officially separate from those influences. W e are dedicated to providing the organization and vision that will cure this country of its partisan gridlock and move it into the next century. Former ARP National Chairman, Ted Muga THE

92. Free Britannia - British Conservatives Unionists Online
    time. Northern Ireland Unionist party A political party devoted toconservative principles and Unionism for Northern Ireland. The  
    http://www.freebritannia.co.uk/links.php
    
    Extractions: Here are some useful links for Free Britannia members. Politico's - The top online seller of political books. The Margaret Thatcher Site - An online reference and tribute to one of the greatest Prime Ministers of all time. Northern Ireland Unionist Party - A political party devoted to conservative principles and Unionism for Northern Ireland. The Countryside Alliance - An organisation determined to protect rural Britain and its way of life. The Conservative Party - The official website for the British Conservative Party. MargaretThatcher.Com - A website devoted to explaining the life and political career of Margaret Thatcher. University of York Conservatives - Conservative student group; most active group on University of York campus. United Unionism - A site intended to bring together all the various shades of Unionism in Northern Ireland, and the UK, and offer ways that could bring about Unionist Unity in the future. The Democratic Unionist Party - The official website for the Democratic Unionists of Northern Ireland. The Ulster Unionist Party - The official website for the Ulster Unionist Party Epolitix.Com

93. Ireland.com / Today / News In Focus / ELECTION 2002
    The Christian Solidarity party The Christian Solidarity party is a strongly conservativepolitical party with no political representation in Dail Eireann.  
    http://www.ireland.com/focus/election_2002/parties/

94. The Truth About Westminster
    Others with a knighthood.' Former party Agent. We must be active in the politicalarena.' - Clive integrity in public life conservative labour conservative  
    http://www.globalchange.com/taw/
    
    Extractions: Trends Analysis by Dr Patrick Dixon Futurist Recent Video / Articles by Dr Patrick Dixon 5.5 million hits in 12 months 3 million visitors on this site The Truth About Westminster Can we change the heart of British politics? Book by Dr Patrick Dixon published by Hodder 1996 Democracy in Britain is in a dangerous state. Faith in politicians has sunk to an all-time low. But is the public image fair? Cash for questions, lobbying, political favours, patronage, party funding, whipping, indiscretions, secrecy, half-truths...What lies behind these issues? 'In a dictatorship I would have been bumped off - I knew too much. Instead I was sacked.' - Ex-Minister 'Some people can be bought off with an MBE. Others with a knighthood.' - Former Party Agent 'The life of MPs is liable to place them in the path of great sexual temptation.' - Lord Healey

95. IA Magazine
    His first political affiliation was as a Dewitt Clinton Republican—theconservative wing of what is today’s Democratic party.  
    http://www.iamagazine.com/OctIA/risk.htm
    
    Extractions: Who’s Who of 19 th century. Thurlow Weed was America’s first great financial services lobbyist. His political involvement in the 19 th century was so pervasive it is hard to measure. His name shows up with such historical figures as John Quincy Adams, Abe Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, Zachary Taylor and William Seward. To say he got around would be an understatement. How did he do it? He was the first to recognize the importance of mixing fundraising, public relations and party building to attain his political goals. He didn’t just hand out campaign contributions; he built political parties. The sheer magnitude of his work makes him important to anyone who wants to understand lobbying in America. H.L. Menken traces the first American usage of the term “lobby-agent” to Albany, N.Y., in 1829. Newspapers shortened the term to “lobbyist” to describe those representatives hanging out in the lobby who sought special treatment for their clients. Weed was there from the beginning.

96. The Project For Conservative Reform
    the interests of liberal or conservative programs They themes can overcome traditionalpolitical divisions Columnist is typical of the Patriot party that it  
    http://www.conservativereform.org/nationalgreatness/emory5-22.cfm
    
    Extractions: By Noemie Emery This article originally appeared in The Weekly Standard Who is John McCain, and what is his magic? Traditional terms don't explain the stampede. He does not fit neatly in the right-to-left spectrum, but is de facto head of the Patriot party-a dominant force in American politics, though one that is not easy to explain. It is an idea, but not an ideology; a principle, but not a program; a concept adaptable to various creeds. It is not even precisely a party, but a force that moves from one party to the other. Through the centuries, it has passed back and forth between the two parties, making the one it inhabits the governing force in the country. Few presidents have reached historic stature without being in it; without it, no party can govern too well or for too long. It has no health-care plan, no tax proposal, no 10-point programs. But it does have a platform, and these are its planks: America is not merely a country; it is also a cause and a principle.

97. What Are The Origins Of The Names Of The Main Political Parties?
    The term ‘Tory’ is still used today to refer to somebody with conservativepolitical views. The original title of the Labour party, the Labour  
    http://www.britainusa.com/faq/xq/asp/SID.331/qx/showfaq.htm
    
    Extractions: Britain A - Z Search FAQs Advanced Search Currency, VAT, Customs and Excise Customs, Holidays and Traditions Education ... back to Government What are the origins of the names of the main political parties? E-mail this page Print Version The Conservative and Unionist Party dates back to the Tory Party of the late eighteenth century. This party broadly represented the interests of the country gentry, merchant classes and official administerial groups. After Britain’s 1832 (electoral) Reform Act, members of the old Tory Party began forming ‘conservative associations’. The name Conservative was first used as a description of the Party in the Quarterly Review of January 1830 – ‘conservative’ because the Party aims to conserve traditional values and practices. The term ‘Tory’ is still used today to refer to somebody with conservative political views. The original title of the Labour Party, the Labour Representation Committee, makes the origins of the party clear – to promote the interests of the industrial working class. In 1900, the Trades Union Congress co-operated with the Independent Labour Party (founded 1893) to establish The Labour Representation Committee with Ramsay MacDonald as First Secretary. The name Labour Party was adopted in 1906. The Liberal Party emerged in the mid-nineteenth century as a successor to the historic Whig party. In the late eighteenth century, the Whig Party represented those who sought electoral, parliamentary and philanthropic reforms. After 1832, increasing numbers of middle-class members joined the mainly aristocratic Whigs. By 1839 the term Liberal Party was being used, and the first unequivocally Liberal government was formed in 1868 by William Gladstone. In 1988 the old Liberal Party and the Social Democratic Party merged into a single party called the Liberal Democrats.

98. PC Party Facts
    Policy Development is also an ongoing activity of the Progressive ConservativeAssociation of Fundraising Fundraising is necessary for a political party.  
    http://www.pcparty.pe.ca/About.htm
    
    Extractions: Donate Get Involved Membership Contact Us ... hat your Government has done! The Progressive Conservative Association of Prince Edward Island is made up of thousands of members across the province. Party members belong to both the Provincial PC Association and their District Association. There are a total of 27 Districts across the province and a total of 289 polls among the 27 districts. Each District Organization has an elected executive selected at Annual Meetings. Each Poll also has its own organization, headed by the Poll Chair or by two or more Co-Chairs. Poll Chairs are selected or elected at Annual Poll Meetings by the members of the party living in that specific poll. Constitution: The PC Party has a constitution which outlines many of the rules that govern the PC Party including rules on members, nominating conventions, annual meetings, poll meetings and the PC Youth. Council Meetings: On The First Monday of months between September and June a meeting is held called the Provincial Council Meeting. The Council Meeting is open to all Party Members and usually consists of updates from the Leader, MLAs and Party Executive. Discussion and a question and answer

99. Ramsay MacDonald
    he became party leader and therefore Leader of the Opposition, and in 1924 was askedby George V to form a government when Stanley Baldwin's small conservative  
    http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/page136.asp
    
    Extractions: Total time as PM: 6 years, 289 days Quotes: "The League of Nations grows in moral courage. Its frown will soon be more dreaded than a nation's arms, and when that happens you and I shall have security and peace" "We hear war called murder. It is not: it is suicide" "If God were to come to me and say 'Ramsay, would you rather be a country gentleman than a prime minister?' I should reply, 'Please God, a country gentleman'" Biography: Ramsay MacDonald was the first Labour Prime Minister. He came from a working class family and grew up in Lossiemouth. He worked as a pupil teacher at the local board school he attended, and at 18 moved to Bristol as a clergymans assistant, where he joined the Social Democratic Federation. He was employed as a Liberal candidate's assistant in London for three years, and joined the Independent Labour Party in 1893. He stood unsuccessfully as a parliamentary candidate in 1895, meanwhile working as a journalist. But with the encouragement of his new wife, Margaret, he rose through the party ranks.

100. GOP.com - Republican National Committee
     Official GOP site includes candidate and incumbent links. Find email contacts, a chat room and a multimedia archive. About Our party. RNC Leadership a step forward with his economic plan. Enriching Our party. Douglas MacKinnon explains why Democrats are really afraid  
     http://www.rnc.org/

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