How To Register As South Park Republican

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Liberal and/or Democrat
1. Randy Marsh
2. Sharon Marsh
3. Gerald Broflovski
4. Sheila Broflovski
v. Steve Blackness
6. Linda Blackness
7. Mayor McDaniels
8. Mr. Richard Adler
nine. Chef (don't know if he'due south fully Liberal like Wendy as Chef might be mainly a Libertarian since he'south a alive and let live person compared to Wendy)
9. Wendy Testaburger (obviously clear through her support of feminism and activism)
x. PC Principal (permit it be known that PC Master is a parody of the ongoing SJW extravaganza)
11. Token Black (I assume Token is a Liberal/Democrat since his parents supported Barack Obama, so past that logic, Token)
12. Stan Marsh (since Wendy and Stan have a recurring on-and-off relationship and so it's likely Stan is a Democrat)
xiii. Shelly Marsh (she was in rage after Mr. Garrison won the U.S. election instead of Hillary Clinton)

Conservative and/or Republican
1. Stephen Stotch
2. Linda Stotch
three. Stuart McCormick
4. Ballad McCormick (I remember Kenny's parents probably back up the Republicans considering a handout but isn't going to exist plenty for the McCormicks)
5. Mr. Garrison
6. Principal Victoria (although she doesn't like fellow Republican/Bourgeois Eric Cartman, while she sometimes sympathizes with Wendy through near of her battles with Cartman)
seven. Jimbo Kern
8. Ned Gerblansky
9. Thomas Tucker
10. Laura Tucker
11. Skeeter and the Bartender
12. Mr. Mackey (supported John McCain despite being also against the war, and even disagreed with Wendy over the whole Photoshop/Kardashian situation)
13. Eric Cartman (obviously clear, and we already know he hates Wendy)
14. Darryl Weathers (redneck from Goobacks episode)
fifteen. The Farmer
16. Ike Broflovski
17. Craig Tucker (I assume Craig is a Conservative/Republican)
eighteen. Kenny McCormick (probably)
xix. Butters Stotch (probably)
20. Heidi Turner (being Cartman'southward girlfriend by Flavor 20)
21. Bebe Stevens (I don't think she would desire some promised handout at all, and I dubiety she will just sit at home and do null)
22. Kyle Broflovski (maybe)

Honestly, I don't know if Kyle is truly a Democrat or a Republican, because his parents are Democrats/Liberals yet Ike is a Republican/Bourgeois supporter, and we know Kyle can choose to help Ike over their mom and dad at times, so I probably have to say that Kyle imo could be a Conservative/Republican. I know some of you may think kids similar Stan, Kyle, Token, Craig, Kenny and Butters aren't politically agile similar Cartman, Ike and Wendy are known to practice, simply I'chiliad only trying to fill out the rest of the spots in case the kids did have flashes of moments where they were politically active.

Of the kids, I call back Stan, Shelly and Token probably have the same political fidelity/alignment every bit Wendy, while Kyle (maybe), Kenny, Heidi, Craig and Butters have the same political allegiance/alignment as Cartman and Ike. As for others like Bebe, we know she can help Wendy most of the fourth dimension due to being friends, but at that place are too moments where Wendy & Bebe are at odds with each other, and maybe the rest of the girls, and Bebe'due south a wild card at all-time so she'south ambiguous politics-wise and thus, I might very well listing Bebe as a Conservative/Republican, every bit she stated that she wanted to abound up to be a lawyer instead of ending upwardly like her mother in the sense of relying on beautiful looks instead of the smarts, and I think Bebe is smarter than people give her credit for.

Too, didn't Bebe idolize Paris Hilton in the second of three Bebe-centric episodes? Because from what I remember, Paris Hilton went on to support Donald Trump, and bold I go by that logic, I could think of that reason as to why I retrieve Bebe might be Conservative/Republican.

Post by **SouthAl93** » Sabbatum Mar 11, 2017 9:52 pm

What about Kyle's parents?

Post by **FilipoSooa** » Lord's day Mar 12, 2017 7:52 am

SouthAl93 wrote:What about Kyle'southward parents?

They are on the list. I just decided to list them individually though, to be honest. Gerald and Sheila are Liberals/Democrats. Sheila because nosotros already know how she was in the early on seasons, trying to ban Terrance & Phillip from Idiot box channels just because she thinks it's offensive. That spells 'being overprotective' of Kyle and Ike. As for Gerald, I call back he just goes along with her demands, and while he's 1 of South Park'south "Not My Fault" kind of people, Randy has to be the worst of that lot since he gets into fights over disagreements.

I know Ike'south a Conservative/Republican, only I wasn't as well certain about whether Kyle's a Democrat/Liberal or a Conservative/Republican. Apart from his hatred towards Cartman, I just call back Kyle might be a Republican since he doesn't e'er concord with his parents' overprotectiveness of him and Ike. Stan is obviously a Democrat because he agrees with everything Wendy tells him, and I don't remember I can meet Kyle as a Liberal/Democrat (except maybe Libertarian, like Chef).

Mail service by **mario88** » Sun Mar 12, 2017 8:55 pm

Of course the "Almost Last Night" episode must be our starting point.

While some characters are open up about their political preferences, for many others we tin simply endeavor to practise some guesswork, just for fun and with no chance of knowing for sure whether we are right or not (unless in the time to come they show it on a new episode),

but first, I have to tell this: FilipoSooa, how trying to avoid that your kids scout nasty stuff on television makes y'all a blue or a ruby-red? and if anything, if i had to guess on that and that only, i would label sheila as a conservative, cause liberals are usually more tolerant of bad language. BUT ABOVE ALL, we see her a few seconds in Nigh Terminal Dark jubilant obama's win wth gerard, and then she's a liberal.

cartman hates hippies. while antisocial hippies doesn't necessarily make you a conservative, I detect information technology hard to imagine such harsh hatred for them from a liberal, then i would imagine he is a conservative.

kyle e'er steps in to tell what'southward correct and what not, that'southward an attitude more than usual in liberals (similar me ).

just autonomously from ike, information technology's very hard to guess what the kids are for. stan, he seems to me the 1 who couldn't care the less nigh politics. i bet not even him every bit an adult will now what to vote.

kenny is poor, simply non a redneck, therefore he's a liberal i would say.

token is a tough 1... he's blackness, which should brand him a liberal; only his family is rich, which should make him a conservative. mayhap a liberal, because he's rich, but not THAT rich and he is black after all. (of grade we are only joking with stereotypes here, so no need to be serious most it).

bebe, like stan, doesn't seem to me interested in the slightest in politics.

Postal service by **JamesPolo** » Sun Mar 12, 2017 x:03 pm

1. Marsh Family I recollect that Randy said his household was a giant douche one simply this year they were for the turd sandwich. That means they are usually republican. As well Sharon sided with voting for Garrison I believe by saying she was voting for the giant douche and Randy for the sandwich and Shelly for sandwich too. Nevertheless people changed their stances a lot.

7. Mayor McDaniels I don't know if she is democrat but I thought the whole town was more republican so it is odd that they would vote in a democrat like McDaniel'southward.

12. Stan Marsh Whale Whores makes him democrat merely the first lady is out to killing bullying so who knows?

3. Stuart McCormick I don't get your idea that the McCormick's would vote republican other than working form blue collar kind of went republican this time only not all did. The McCormick's are so poor I retrieve they are on welfare all the time I retrieve they may exist more democratic.

I actually beloved your list. I call up that yous should add in similar 100 characters and we can all debate each one'southward political affiliate.

Post past **Randy Marsh 2016** » Sun Mar 12, 2017 10:26 pm

JamesPolo wrote:12. Stan Marsh Whale Whores makes him democrat but the starting time lady is out to killing bullying and so who knows?

I recall he might be Libertarian since Trey Parker (who he is based of off) is also Libertarian, but my second guess is that he is a Democrat.

Mail service by **FilipoSooa** » Fri Mar 17, 2017 ii:xv am

mario88 wrote:Of form the "Almost Last Night" episode must exist our starting indicate.

While some characters are open most their political preferences, for many others we can just try to do some guesswork, merely for fun and with no risk of knowing for sure whether we are right or not (unless in the future they show it on a new episode),

simply first, I have to tell this: FilipoSooa, how trying to avert that your kids spotter nasty stuff on tv makes you lot a bluish or a red? and if anything, if i had to judge on that and that only, i would label sheila equally a conservative, cause liberals are usually more tolerant of bad language. Just ABOVE ALL, we see her a few seconds in Well-nigh Terminal NIght jubilant obama'due south win wth gerard, so she's a liberal.

cartman hates hippies. while hating hippies doesn't necessarily make you a conservative, I detect it hard to imagine such harsh hatred for them from a liberal, so i would imagine he is a conservative.

kyle always steps in to tell what's right and what non, that'southward an attitude more usual in liberals (like me ).

but autonomously from ike, information technology'south very hard to guess what the kids are for. stan, he seems to me the i who couldn't care the less well-nigh politics. i bet not even him as an developed will now what to vote.

kenny is poor, merely non a redneck, therefore he's a liberal i would say.

token is a tough one... he's black, which should make him a liberal; only his family unit is rich, which should make him a conservative. maybe a liberal, considering he's rich, but not THAT rich and he is black after all. (of course we are only joking with stereotypes hither, so no need to be serious virtually it).

bebe, like stan, doesn't seem to me interested in the slightest in politics .

I know Kyle steps in to tell right or wrong, every now and and so, pretty much equally the male Wendy; and Stan (to some fans) might be a Libertarian/Democrat tweener, but and then again, that can explain why Wendy can mostly come up off every bit holier than thou to certain people, especially Eric Cartman with whom she hates with a passion, and can even be violent on certain occasions like she did to Ms. Ellen all the fashion back to Season 1, Episode 12 called "Tom's Rhinoplasty". Kyle was outraged when he found out that Wendy hired a bunch of Iraqi soldiers and paid them to shoot Ms. Ellen into the sun via rocket. Usually, Liberals/Democrats take things too seriously to the signal of violence, as I only pointed out with Wendy, only I see Kyle standing upward to fellow Liberals whether it's his parents (Sheila & Gerald), Wendy, or sometimes Stan (even if Stan's a Democrat/Libertarian tweener who is simply a Democrat because of his relationship with Wendy--a feminist activist--but is resistant to hijinks and wants to maintain his ain integrity simply can't, making him a Libertarian, a true live and let live person.

Kyle standing up to Wendy at the end of Tom's Rhinoplasty, along with his oftentimes run-ins with his parents, kind of does seem like I painted him as a Republican/Conservative more Stan, despite Kyle's hatred of Cartman but mainly because Ike is a Bourgeois/Republican. I retrieve considering Cartman, Stan and even Kenny were more developed, that could be why Kyle isn't getting much stand-alone episodes apart from Cartman vs. Kyle feud episodes, and Kyle's detractors would recall of him equally an underdeveloped character who never progressed beyond existence Stan'due south sidekick, the undisputed male vox of reason (a male Wendy, minus the feminism and over-the-elevation Liberal Soapbox traits) and Cartman's greatest of all-fourth dimension opponent.

Stan only even had short-lived rivalries with his young man political allies in Token with his only long-term rivalry being his sister Shelly, but otherwise remained a Liberal/Democrat tweener, while Kyle often had run-ins against his mother and father, not to mention, Wendy. Every bit for The Hobbit, all the girls were against Wendy for beingness jealous, and that earned her a trip to Mr. Mackey'due south office, and nearly earned her a trip to Jelly School, and that had to do with Wendy forcing her own opinions (a recurring pattern flaw with Wendy) and that actually alienated Butters of all people, and also the girls (peculiarly Bebe). It's just me trying to fill in the holes of political allegiances with the less obvious characters, that'southward why I kinda causeless that Bebe would be a Wendy clone minus the feminism and OTT soapbox activist trait, and that Bebe is more of a chilled out girl who is capable of having fun and partying like she did in Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset where Paris Hilton fabricated a special invitee appearance.

Or (in Bebe's example) if we go the same route as we did with Stan in the sense that he's a Democrat/Libertarian tweener, I recollect Bebe could either be a Democrat/Libertarian tweener or a Conservative/Republican. She said information technology herself that she wanted to be a lawyer and that she doesn't want to terminate up like her mom in the sense of making a career out of coasting in life using only her looks (similar Ms. Stevens did), simply as well considering she's more relaxed when information technology comes to glamorous flashy dress and the glitz and glamour of having fun and throwing a political party.

Post by **JVM** » Monday Nov 13, 2017 12:59 pm

Worthy effort, but I think y'all focus a little as well much on presidential politics and "handouts" never discussed in the show. We demand to keep in heed that the primary characters' political opinions vary a lot based on what's plot convenient. Notice how many conservative characters did not appear to support Garrison, for case.

Some ambiguous examples...
- While Sheila has always been presented as "liberal", and Trey mentioned this is an season 1 commentary track, she was originally going to be a conservative in "About Last Dark..."
- Much more than obviously, Gerald was a believer in 'gods and clogs' in season ii's "Chickenpox", believing poor people are necessary for blue-neckband work, which leads to Kyle'due south flirtation with murdering poor people. He also supports the State of war on Drugs given "Major Boobage" and was originally going to be a bourgeois in "About Concluding Dark...", until Trey decided he needed Matt and Trey together earlier. We know at present he'southward evidently no feminist. Obama may have been an exception.
- The Blacks are presented equally Obama supporters in "About Last Night..." only announced to oppose traditionally liberal hate law-breaking legislation in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime", then he could swing either mode I think.
- Mr. Adler is an Obama supporter in "Virtually Last Nighttime..." just exhibited negative feelings towards political definiteness in "Where My Country Gone?" and was seated with Jimbo and Mr. Garrison, both much more obviously known conservative characters. Obama, again, may have been an exception.
- I've pegged the Stotches as conservative based on "About Terminal Night...", but nosotros encounter Stephen wavering between both candidates in "The Damned", so he seems to be more than varied than I thought.
- Butters is extremely inconsistent and clearly has no idea how politics even works. I would peculiarly contrast his potential acceptance of government money for his business in season 13'southward "Butters' Bottom Bitch" and his giving to the needy in "Poor and Stupid" the next year... then put that side by side to

I think you need a separate category for more libertarian characters, and maybe one for those trickier ones like aforementioned Gerald and Mr. Adler.

iii. Stuart McCormick
4. Ballad McCormick (I recall Kenny's parents probably support the Republicans because a handout just isn't going to be enough for the McCormicks)

Correct for the wrong reasons. The McCormicks support the War in Iraq in "I'm a Little Bit Country", oppose Kenny beingness taken off life support in "Best Friends Forever", and they back up Garrison briefly in "Where My Country Gone?" so they would be conservative, just inappreciably considering of 'handouts'.

vi. Primary Victoria (although she doesn't like swain Republican/Conservative Eric Cartman, while she sometimes sympathizes with Wendy through most of her battles with Cartman)

I think Principal Victoria would exist more of a moderate Republican primarily concerned with financial issues, simply not then much with social policy, although some accept chalked up Garrison being disallowed as a teacher for being homosexual as her fault.

9. Thomas Tucker
10. Laura Tucker

Flavor five's "The Entity" establishes that they are living on welfare, but Thomas definitely sounds like a bourgeois in season 19's "Tweek ten Craig", but he also changes over the course of the episode... however, they both come up off somewhat feminist in "The Magic Bush", where Laura is concerned about her privacy, suggests she shouldn't be concerned near shaving because of society, and in "Tweek x Craig", exhibits visible disappointment (sentinel her face) when Thomas isn't blessing of Craig'southward sexuality.

12. Mr. Mackey (supported John McCain despite being also confronting the war, and even disagreed with Wendy over the whole Photoshop/Kardashian situation)

Mackey doesn't seem very political in full general, and ofttimes expresses liberal attitudes on social problems with strong shows of tolerance even for things other characters disagree with, and his master complaint about Obama is inexperience. I would argue he leans libertarian in supporting liberal social policies and an anti-war stance while still leaning Republican potentially on financial policy.

17. Craig Tucker (I presume Craig is a Conservative/Republican)

Where'd you get this ane from? His folks?

21. Bebe Stevens (I don't recall she would desire some promised handout at all, and I doubt she will just sit at home and do nothing)

This is making something out of nothing. Bebe non wanting gratuitous stuff because of having hooters isn't really comparable to feelings on government aid. In that location are people who would accept a handout from a friend or neighbor but not the government, and some who are fine with gratuitous authorities money but would never accept money from a friend.

22. Kyle Broflovski (maybe)

I would argue that Kyle is by and large a centrist Democrat, given that whenever he opposes Cartman, he volition e'er take the liberal position on the issue, and initially favors PCP before caving into PCP's force per unit area on Caitlyn Jenner, whereas the other boys' opposition seems to starting time from the beginning.

Some y'all forgot...
- Ryan Valmer is among Garrison'due south supporters in "Where My Country Gone?" suggesting he must exist highly conservative.
- Rancher Nib Denkins defends his right to shoot the Tenormans in "Scott Tenorman Must Dice" using a basic gun rights argument, obviously nervous, so he'due south very certainly a conservative.
- The Tweeks are bourgeois to libertarian, as both are happy with a gay son and savor the publicity, and clearly want to use liberal tactics in advertising, but Mrs. Tweek opposes business regulation in "Gnomes" and Mr. Tweek favors regulation only to get his competitor out of town.
- Roger Donovan doesn't believe in global warming, so he's virtually certainly a conservative Republican.
- Liane Cartman is implied to be accepting government assistance in "Poor and Stupid", IIRC, and casts former President Richard Nixon equally something 'spooky' back in "Pinkeye"... and she slept with President Clinton.

Post past **blancowhite** » Mon Jan 01, 2018 viii:41 am

Honestly, I run across Kyle being more than a libertarian than annihilation.
He seems pretty pro-capitalist from what I gathered in Margaritaville, and goes with the term, "either it'southward all ok, or none of it is" during Drawing Wars. Really, he may in fact be a conservative libertarian. He did seem very far left this season, although this out of grapheme moment is explained due to his stupor and rage of seeing a girl who he liked dearly being turned into a carbon copy of his arch nemesis. And judging by his reaction to it all during the flavour finale, he'southward learned his lesson.

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