Republican Party

The Republican Party (GOP) is one of the main political parties of the United States of America. Unlike it's political counterpart and rival, the Democratic Party, the Republican Party represents the more right-wing side to American politics, with many of it's members identifying as Conservative, Paleoconservative, Neoconservative, and even right-wing populism. However, it also holds more center-based factions such as libertarians and centrists. The GOP currently holds 5 Senators, 2 Representatives, ? Governors, and the Presidency.

The GOP is chaired by Alexis Larry-Abbott. Their Vice Chair is George Patton and their Secretary is Roscoe Lee. The board includes Richard MacArthur, Jimmy Shaper, Jeb Hernandez, Rodney Fulton-Smith, and Ty Brown.

While the GOP has lagged behind the Democratic Party in the past, with only one Republican-elected president since 2004, it has been able to catch up with it's majority in the Senate and with the new president, Jeb Hernandez affiliating with the GOP. With these new victories, it seems likely that the GOP has gotten back on it's feet. Or have they?