Hannah Mellor
Sudeshna B. Dillard
Government 2305
December 10, 2017
Extra Credit Paper When the term “political parties” is said, our minds immediately recall the republican and democratic parties. Looking back at history, we can see the differences between the two. One can determine political party by judging based off the decisions, policy making, and where the politician stands on issues. My opinion is, that political parties are put in place because there is always going to be differentiating opinions on how an issue should be handled. And obviously, each party has a different solution to every issue. Now, that’s not to say each candidate for a political party will agree with all that his party does. The candidate may have a differing
Sudeshna B. Dillard
Government 2305
December 10, 2017
Extra Credit Paper When the term “political parties” is said, our minds immediately recall the republican and democratic parties. Looking back at history, we can see the differences between the two. One can determine political party by judging based off the decisions, policy making, and where the politician stands on issues. My opinion is, that political parties are put in place because there is always going to be differentiating opinions on how an issue should be handled. And obviously, each party has a different solution to every issue. Now, that’s not to say each candidate for a political party will agree with all that his party does. The candidate may have a differing