Republican Party
The Republican Party, also known as the GOP, is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States. It emerged as the main political rival of the Democratic Party in the mid-1850s.
Republican Party People (First 49 people) - Page 15
Bob Taft
Former Secretary of State of Ohio
Dean Skelos
Former Lieutenant Governor of New York
Tim Whelan
American film director
Chele Farley
Politician
John DeFrancisco
Attorney
Dick Thompson Morgan
U. S. representative
Andrew Dickson White
Former New York State Senator
Michele Fiore
Former Member of the Las Vegas City Council
Jim Rohr
Financier
Rose Mary Woods
Secretary
Charles H. Tuttle
American lawyer
Mercedes Schlapp
Former White House Director of Strategic Communications
Jack Kingston
Former United States Representative
Mari Maseng Will
Advisor
Rhyno
American professional wrestler
Mike Caruso
Member of the Florida House of Representatives
Robert Hurt
American physicist
Dan Scavino
Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff
Hogan Gidley
White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary
Kirsten Hughes
British actress
Rogers Morton
American Politician
Hubert Work
Physician
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Former U.S. senator
Robert Sprague
Ohio Treasurer
James Kerasiotes
Publisher
Jane Swift
Former Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts
Greg Conlon
Politician
Phil Wyman
American Politician
Mary Pawlenty
American judge
Patricia R. Bellock
Former Illinois State Representative
Chad Hays
John Cavaletto
Former Illinois State Representative
Mike Fortner
Physics researcher
Steven Andersson
Former Illinois State Representative
Reginald H. Phillips
Jeanne Ives
American Politician
Barbara Wheeler
Keith P. Sommer
Legislator
Dan Brady
Ice hockey goaltender
Sara Wojcicki Jimenez
TV reporter
Patricia Bates
Politician
Carol Los Mansmann
Former Judge
William Roth
Former member of the U.S. Senate
Anthony Joseph Scirica
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Rebecca Negron
Politician
Joe Gruters
Politician
Halsey Beshears
Politician
