Bonnie Said:

If we invited her to, would Senator Clinton join the Republican Party?

We Answered:

you are rught the DNC did every thing they could to stop her ,, she had more votes then Barack Obama counting Fl/Mi which they would not redo now I am voting for McCain/Palin

Anna Said:

In order to join the Republican party, would I have to keep my armpits absolutely hair-free?

We Answered:

It's not required per se, but we pride ourselves on presenting ourselves as something other than ordinary rabble. That's why men normally wear ties at GOP meetings and ladies wear dresses.

A Republican is a Democrat who got a job, started paying taxes, and bought a tie.

Randy Said:

Why did Ron Paul join the Republican party even though he does not like them?

We Answered:

Political expediency.

Margaret Said:

So when did Roland Burris join the Republican party?

We Answered:

As a Republican - have to say I haven't a clue
on Mr Burris' political opinions & haven't seen
anything posted for him either.
I do know he is from Illinois and the Governor
appointed him to fill Obama's senate seat.

My only real opinion on the matter is - I personally
don't see why he wanted the appointment via a
"tainted" government official. It would of been more
effective to bow out and wait for Illinois to decide the
matter than bringing their state laundry to Washington.

Other than that - I think the media is going to turn the
whole thing into a circus act with claims of racial bias,
name calliing broadcast daily and mix in some political
back biting just to add to the hype and keep their
ratings up .

Craig Said:

When will the republican party join the rest of us in the 21st century?

We Answered:

I just wish the Democrat party would enter 2010. They don't seem to know that Bush is no longer
president. We have a new one.

Albert Said:

how do i join the republican party?

We Answered:

No, you have to be a USA citizen to register with a political party.

Lucille Said:

Is it true that Democrats join the Republican party?

We Answered:

I have heard of it before. Some states have closed primaries where you have to register as one party or another to vote in their primary. My state has an open primary where you can vote in either one you want, just not in both, so it happens more often. It's more prevalent in state and local elections.