what political party did winston churchill belong to?
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1898-1904: Conservative\n1904-1922: Liberal\n1922-1925: Independent (elected in 1924 as a "constitutional anti-socialist")\n1925-1955: Conservative\n1955: Retired from politics\n1965: Died
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corruption and partisan politics have taken over todays leaders.  Churchill was a great statesman indeed.
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The three big ones are:\n1) Labour\n2) Conservative\n3) Liberal Democrat\n\nAlthough the BNP (British National Party) seem to be gaining momentum, unfortunately.
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The Tory Party and the Whig Party are two political parties. I believe the Tories tried to meet the needs of the upper class, while the Whigs tried to meet the needs of the lower class. In the American colonies, the Tories were Loyalists and the Whigs were Patriots.
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New Labour are looking at ways to form a one party state. Since the difference between New  Labour ,Conservatives and Liberal are negligible, there is no opposition, so, when you vote, you vote for the same policies. New labour has already paved the the way for secret policing and is now paving the way for the removal of free speech to stop parties like UKIP and the BNP from speaking out. I am afraid we are in big trouble unless there is a dramatic shift from mainstream parties to more Nationalistic parties.
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Tony Blair, a member of the Labour Party
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I do.They have gone too far with their latest cock-ups, lost respect of the peeps and been in power too long. Unfortunately it happens to all political parties (remember Mags Thatcher's conservatives, she and her cronies went the same way!) We need a change soon now to bring back the balance.
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Very little. The parties originally stood for being conservative and non-conservative(liberal here) but the party leaders have become so close to one another in a mutual attempt at attracting votes from the opposite side that those original values are not so black and white anymore. The media portrays them as opposites in so many things but in reality, neither party does much about much and blames their shortfalls on the other.
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It means which political party you're affiliated with.  There are more than that, but these two parties are the ones which hold the most clout.  You can find out more at :\n\nhttp://politics1.com\n\nIt's a great site.
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Harold Wilson born on March 11, 1916 in Huddersfield Yorkshire was the british Prime Minister from 1964-70 and from 1974-76.
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Choose the right party
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Wikipedia is a good place to start - under the government entry for each country you should be able to find a list of the majoar parties in that country.  Then some googling should give you some info on each of them.
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There was no Nazi party before Hitler. Hitler was in it from the beginning.\n\nhttp://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/riseofhitler/party.htm
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The critics of Lloyd George's reforms, such as introducing a welfare state, when he was PM, were primary the opposition party, the Conservatives. \n\nGood sites to check out:\nspartacus.schoolnet.co.uk\nwikipedia\nbbc.co.uk\nliberalhistory.org.uk
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George Washington was not a member of any "political party".\n\nIn fact If you read his Farewell address, he goes on at length about the dangers of  "factions" to the nation.\n\nAlthough he was a member of the masons, but I don't know that you would consider it a true "political party"\n\nAlso of note is that congressional records don't recognize anyone as being related to any political organizations untill a couple of years after the start of everything
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Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881) said 'England has neither eternal friends nor eternal enemies. She has only eternal interests,'  Winston Churchill once said\n\n' Always remember, a cat looks down on man, a dog looks up to man, but a pig will look man right in the eye and see his equal"\n\nNot sure who said it first...
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It's not like in the British system where there's a party leader in parliament, and the losing party head retains some status. I'd say Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi and Howard Dean are party leaders.\n\nWould you spell check your nickname? It will add credibility to your questions, which are often quite good!