Republican Party

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The Republican Party or commonly referred to as the GOP (abbreviation for Grand Old Party) is one of the two main political parties in United States, the other being its long time rival, The Democratic Party. Republican ideology is based around American Conservatism, free-market capitalism, economic liberalism as well as social and fiscal conservatism.

Ghost of True Capitalist Radio used to be a strong supporter of the Republican Party, so much so that he even used to call the show True Conservative Radio and True Conservative Republican Radio and he used to live according to a republican lifestyle. However the influence of Sarah "Eskimo Bimbo" Palin and John "Turncoat" McCain led him to become disillusioned with the party and ultimately to denounce it in the name of capitalism and let loose on the alcohol that his republican lifestyle had prohibited him to use for years. After this Ghost has started to view the party and politicians in general as a group of power hungry sociopaths and bureaucrats, who don't believe anything that they say. Despite this, every candidate that Ghost has supported since then has come from the Republican Party.

With his return in 2016, Ghost announced his support for Donald Trump and believed that Trump was going to start a "Capitalist Revolution" in the Republican Party. After Ted Cruz and John Kasich dropped out of the election, Ghost proudly announced that the capitalists had peacefully taken over the GOP and were now headed to take over the country.

In late 2017, mirroring the failure of Herman Cain's presidency, Ghost raged at the GOP establishment for not being fully endorsing Alabama senator candidate Roy Moore, who was facing scrutiny over accusations of sexual misconduct. He was running for Alabama senate, vying for Jeff Sessions' vacancy (who became Trump's Attorney General) when he lost to opponent Doug Jones. Gab names referencing both the accusations and Moore's loss would cause Ghost to rage.

Republican Party members with their own page