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.
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Dennis Powers
Tennessee State Representative
Karl Mundt
Former member of the United States Senate
Carlyle Begay
Former Arizona State Senator
Bob Worsley
Politician
Neil Kumar
Politician
Fiorello La Guardia
Former Mayor of New York City
Dermot F. Shea
Former New York City Police Commissioner
Mark McKinnon
American advisor
Gregg Renkes
Former Alaska Attorney General
Enoch L. Johnson
Racket
Scott Baio
American actor
Maureen Reagan
American actress ‧ Ronald Reagan's daughter
Michael Reagan
American commentator ‧ Ronald Reagan's son
Pete Brownell
CEO of Brownells
Harrie B. Chase
American judge
Robert Pittenger
Former United States Representative
William Ball Gilbert
American jurist
Charles Hamlin
General
Martha Roby
Former United States Representative
Bradley Byrne
U. S. Congressman
Michael J. Durant
Author
Louie Sanchez
Politician
James G. Watt
Former United States Secretary of the Interior
David O. Leavitt
Politician
Ronald Lauder
Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd
Former White House Social Secretary
Mike Bowers
Former Attorney General of Georgia
W. Scott Hardy
Judge
Marilyn Horan
Judge
Heather Wilson
Former United States Secretary of the Air Force
Woody Johnson
Former United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom
Elisha Dyer Jr.
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Robert Badham
Former United States Representative
Saba Ahmed
Hugh Rodham
American businessman
Taylor B. McNeel
Thomas Hardiman
Judge
David W. Dugan
Judge
Karin Immergut
American jurist
Lawrence VanDyke
Jurist
David J. Porter
Judge
Eric E. Murphy
Judge
Richard W. Goldberg
Former Member of the North Dakota State Senate
John Nalbandian
Judge
Sterry R. Waterman
Judge
Mike Schmitt
Politician
S. Wesley Clark
Former Attorney General of South Dakota