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No. Sorry. The republicans by a hair.

After the days of Abraham Lincoln the GOP became progressively more conservative, by purging the so called RINO's and have become as close as they can to the Tea Party right wing extremists

The Democrats, too have become more mole liberal when they shed the Southern Democrat wing, but once again they are moving to the right for the sake of " national unity " A very sad story.

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Republicans are all too willing to give up their fiscal conservatism in favor of pushing a conservative social agenda.

The democrats are all too willing to give up their social liberalism in order to maintain fiscal liberalism via entitlement programs.

Both parties lie. But that's not news.

Republicans.

Having said that, Democrats are about as conservative as the Conservative party in just about any other western country.

Republicans. Democrats controlled Congress for over 40 years prior to the Clinton administration. Congress controls spending.

Fiscally or Socially? Fiscally I would say Democrats, Socially I would say Republicans.

I don't know if you're trying to make some kind of a statement, but it is for sure Republicans.

The one that didn't blow a $4.8 trillion budget in the first year of its Presidency.