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 53
Justin R. Clark
Lawyer
Lindsay Walters
Former White House Deputy Press Secretary
Stephanie Grisham
Former White House Press Secretary
Michelle Mortensen
Politician
Annette Teijeiro
Politician
Dick Schafrath
Former Ohio State Senator
David B. Frohnmayer
American attorney
Arthur Sherwood Flemming
American government official
Norton P. Chipman
American officer
Noreen S. Kokoruda
Former Connecticut State Representative
Mitch Bolinsky
Politician
J. P. Sredzinski
Politician
Daniel Salamanca Urey
Former President of Bolivia
Carlos Trujillo
Guatemalan olympic athlete
Bill Hager
Former Member of the Florida House of Representatives
Erin Grall
Politician
Wil Schroder
Former Kentucky State Senator
Dan Seum
Former Kentucky State Representative
Paul Hornback
Former Kentucky State Senator
Julie Raque Adams
Kentucky state Senator
Tom Buford
Politician
James W. McDill
Former United States Senator
Thomas E. Martin
Former United States Senator
John H. Gear
Former member of the United States Senate
George G. Wright
Lawyer
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Former U.S. senator
Jimmy Blacklock
American judge
Lester J. Dickinson
Lawyer
Anthony Delcollo
Politician
Colin Bonini
Delaware State Senator
Catherine Cloutier
American Politician
Gerald Hocker
American Politician
David L. Wilson
Delaware State Senator
David G. Lawson
Delaware State Senator
Erin Cruz
Politician
Kevin Mottus
Politician
Arun Bhumitra
Politician
Von Hougo
Politician
John R. Dellenback
U. S. congressman
Gaddi Vasquez
Ambassador
Mario Nabliba
Politician
John Cabello
Illinois State Representative
Joe Sosnowski
Andrew Chesney
Illinois State Representative
Chris Nybo
American attorney
Michael W. Tryon
Former Illinois State Representative
Dan Ugaste
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