Erika Said:

Worldwide is there any party-wide rejection of climate science equal to that of American Republicans?

We Answered:

Australia has a Climate Sceptics Party (see first link), which claims to be "The world's first political party representing scepticism and objectivity in climate science", though they are very minor and received 0.03% of the vote at the last federal election a few months ago. The conservatives in Australia (the Liberal-National Coalition) are not officially sceptical, though their leader has said in the past that "climate change is crap" (though the previous leader, who lost the leadership by a single vote in 2009 and is still an MP, thought action on climate change was one of the most important political priorities).

UKIP in the UK are officially sceptical (their science spokesperson is Lord Monckton). But they are also a minor party receiving 3% of the votes. There may well be other minor parties elsewhere.

The Russian government was previously sceptical, though the recent heatwave seemed to have brought a change of heart. However, whether they (or the government of Saudi Arabia) really count as a "party" is open to definitional debate.

Nancy Said:

Is this the perfect political candidate?

We Answered:

BASIL....2012

Diane Said:

A Republican who supported the HEalth Care bill is Toast; how does that bode for the upcoming elections?

We Answered:

All RINOs are in danger of losing their jobs, as they should be.

The American People, after begging them to uphold the US Constitution per their Oath of Office, warned them to look for new jobs.

Conservativism is undergoing a rebirth, hardly surprising after seeing what a mess Libs and RINOs have made of things.

Barry Said:

What do you think the real reasons were that Sarah Palin resigned?

We Answered:

She's an incompetent ambition hound.