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GNU Webster's 1913

  1. adj. (U.S. Politics) One of the existing great parties. It was organized in 1856 by a combination of voters from other parties for the purpose of opposing the extension of slavery, and in 1860 it elected Abraham Lincoln president.

WordNet 3.0

  1. n. the younger of two major political parties in the United States; GOP is an acronym for grand old party

Examples

  • “If a guy worked on Wall Street and lived in New Jersey, the New York State Republican Party considered him its guy and would demand its cut of his donation.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

  • “In fact, until I became an operative for the Republican Party in the early 1990s, my family had managed to steer clear of that dirty business ever since my great-great-grandfather, Darwin Rush James, retired from Congress in 1887.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

  • “I headed to the New York State Republican Party headquarters and met the chairman, Bill Powers, and Brendan Quinn, the executive director.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

  • “Distler was less interested in currying favor with the Bushies than he was in standing up and declaring, “The Republican Party needs to be fiscally responsible and socially inclusive.””

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

  • “Just after the Harley campaign, I took her to a fund-raiser in my old stomping ground of Sussex County, at the home of the New Jersey Republican Party chair, Ginnie Littell.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

  • “On the 13th, the Dems were set to depose a New Hampshire Republican Party official regarding the phone jamming.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

  • “As far as the New Jersey Republican Party was concerned, I was no one from nowhere.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

  • “In America, it has taken root in the once-noble Democratic Party, and has made significant inroads into the Republican Party as well.”

    Simon & Schuster: HOW EVIL WORKS

  • “The fact that Jim Tobin was hiring me meant two things: first, that he controlled the money; and, second, that it was an RNC program, not a New Hampshire State Republican Party program—even if the state Party had line responsibility for implementation.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

  • “For me, personally, this was a nice shot at the New York Republican Party bosses in Albany.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

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