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|affiliation1=[[Republican Governance Group]]<br>[[Republican Main Street Partnership]]<br>[[Republican Study Committee]]<br>[[Freedom Caucus]] | |affiliation1=[[Republican Governance Group]]<br>[[Republican Main Street Partnership]]<br>[[Republican Study Committee]]<br>[[Freedom Caucus]] | ||
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The Republican Party is one of the 2 major parties in the United States alongside the Democratic Party. A conservative party, it is seated on the right-wing to far-right on the political spectrum, while the majority ideology is conservatism, it has factions of libertarianism, neoliberalism and neo-fascism.