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How to be Rational Like Arnold Schwarzenegger

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Arnold Schwarzenegger has experienced a meteoric rise in this nation ever since he immigrated from Austria in 1968, surprising pundits nationwide in recent years by growing into the role of a popular governor of California. Denigrated early for ... more »

How to Become a Republican Party Canditate

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Whether you are a concerned citizen tired of the crazy policies of local liberals or a conservative with lifelong political ambitions, there are some simple steps that need to be completed before setting out on the campaign trail as a Republican... more »

How to Become a Republican Party Volunteer

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Volunteering for the Republican Party is one of the easiest and most valuable ways that you can help your party. Becoming a volunteer will allow you to make connections in the Republican Party, utilize your talents and improve the Grand Old ... more »

How to Become Familiar with the Life of Newspaper Proprietor Joseph Pulitzer (1847-1911)

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As a writer, I wanted to find out more about the man behind the Pulitzer Prize. I discovered the Pulitzer Prize was established by the noted U.S. editor and newspaper owner Joseph Pulitzer (1847-1911)... more »

How to Become Politically Aware

By cvanderkaay

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With the climate of the current political world and the ease of informational access, you feel drawn to start educating yourself about the state of politics. The hard part is figuring out where to start and who to trust. Here are some ... more »

How to Caucus in Iowa as a Republican

By LyzB

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Caucusing in Iowa can be intimidating. So much so that many people don't join in. But don't let that stop you. If you live in Iowa, you have a chance to be a part of history. Read on to learn how to caucus in Iowa as a Republican... more »

How to choose a candidate to vote for.

By parvenue

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Unless you've been living under a rock these past few months, no matter where you live in the world you've caught wind of the American political process and the media circus that has ensued. It seems like they're battling it out with each other ... more »

How to Collect Signatures on Nominating Petition for an Election

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Maybe it's your first try for political office, or you want to help a candidate collect signatures on a nominating petition to get on the election ballot. Each election cycle prospective candidates are dropped from the ballot because of problems ... more »

How to Compare the Green Party to the Republican Party

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The Green Party has grown each year since its inception over 20 years ago. Today, over 200 Green Party candidates serve in elected positions across the U.S. You can quickly see the differences between the Green Party and the Republican Party on a ... more »

How to Decide if John McCain Should be President

By AngelaMG

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What do you know about the Republican front runner? Former prisoner of war, independent thinker and maverick, he stands up for his beliefs, whether conservative or not. Popular, tough and seasoned by the 2004 presidential election, John McCain is ... more »

How to Decide if You Should Vote for Mike Huckabee

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As the 2008 Presidential election is less than a year away, one Republican candidate seems to have come literally from nowhere to the national spotlight. Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee has found his stride among the Christian ... more »

How to Defend Traditional Marriage

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According to federal law, marriage is between a man and a woman only. Many people would like to see that law changed to include same-sex couples. If you think the law should stay the way it is and want to defend it, there are several ways in ... more »

How to Determine if you are a Neoconservative

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You often hear the word "neoconservative" said with a hint of disdain, but many liberals are finding that their political beliefs are more aligned with neocons than with the Democratic Party. The influence of neoconservatives is visible in the ... more »

How to Discuss the Presidential Race

By oisercage

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This year with a wide array of presidential candidates from the Democratic and Republican Parties vying for the White House seat, with perhaps not obvious differences between them, it can be confusing to tell them apart or talk about their ... more »

How to Donate to The Republican Party

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There are several different ways that you can help the Republican Party. One of the easiest and most effective is by making monetary donations. You can make a one-time donation or recurring donations. Regardless of how much or how little you ... more »

How to Elect A Poor President

By true2marie

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We are smack dab in the middle of an election year. Our next president could be a woman, African American or "super" senior citizen. It's a toss up as to who will be the best. So how will you decide who to vote for? Here's what not ... more »

How to Fundraise for the Republican Party

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A Republican candidacy requires a large financial investment. Most candidates rely on donors to provide the capital necessary to run a campaign. A victory for the GOP requires more than money, including conservative principles and effective ... more »

How to Get an Elected Official to Listen

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Feel like elected officials never listen? Want to know the best way to get their attention (and support?) With hundreds of millions of communications coming into the offices of elected officials, it can be hard to get their attention (much less ... more »

How to Get Information About the Republican Party

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The Republican Party is often called the Grand Old Party or GOP; but do you know why? Many Republicans cannot name their elected officials on a local or national level. A lot of being involved in politics is being informed. There are different ... more »

How to Get Into Politics-Getting Your Foot in the Door

By Bethchapman

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Once you get your foot in the door of the political arena you've got it made. Learn how to do just that... more »

How to Influence the Republican Party

By schatbot

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If you're tired of watching conservatives win elections, this simple solution can help you do your part to get a more moderate republican candidate... more »

How to Join the ACLJ

By objection21

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The American Center for Law & Justice is a conservative religious organization meant to operate as a counterweight to the ACLU. Fighting for religious freedom, freedom of speech and other constitutional issues important to conservative ... more »

How to Manage a Political Campaign

By Bethchapman

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Managing a political campaign is hard work. You have to be a strong leader and protect your candidate at times above your own self. A Campaign Manager is a doctor, lawyer, nurse, counselor, consultant, writer, strategist, scheduler and much more ... more »

How to Override a Veto

By objection21

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The United States Constitution establishes all three branches of government and lays out a plan of checks and balances, ensuring that one branch doesn't become too powerful. The ability of the House of Representatives and Senate to override a ... more »

How to Practice Social Conservatism

By objection21

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Social conservatism is a personal political ideology that focuses more on what the individual or individual's community sees as a traditional moral structure. Although it would be short-sighted to assign a specific set of beliefs and positions as ... more »

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