Original sentence: (That is they wanted the Court to reverse rulings but it upheld them.In total, the three GOP committees had raised $369 million, compared to $264 million for their Democratic counterparts.See Factions in the Republican Party (United States).Some anti-abortion Republicans point to Roe v.The Republican Party has generally been the more states-rights-oriented of the two major parties since the 1930s, rhetorically supporting more devolution of power from the national government to the states.Wade as a case of judicially created law, where the court expanded individual rights based on the "Bill of Rights"..  On the other hand some Republicans complain that the Supreme Court has not gone far enough regarding corporate and personal liability, environmental law, and eminent domain law
Edited sentence: A recent issue regarding judicial interpretation is the dispute over same-sex marriage, where proponents have turned to the courts to obtain a right to marry when unable to obtain legal recognition of same-sex marriage through legislative means.In total, the three GOP committees had raised $369 million, compared to $264 for their Democratic counterparts.Regarding the proper roles of the various branches of government, the Republican Party has generally advocated that the executive be given more or less a free hand in conducting foreign policy, and has attempted to give presidents the line-item veto for at least large budget acts.Republicans denounce such actions as judicial activism, and have actively sought to block or remove judges who they see as being "judicial activists" (usually liberal) and to appoint judges who will practice "judicial restraint" (usually conservative).Republicans have also sought to appoint judges who they believe will rule in more conservative ways, and have led recall campaigns against judges felt to be "soft on crime".Republicans have voiced similar concerns over Court decisions regarding corporate and personal liability, and environmental and property law.Republicans particularly point to Roe v.Republicans, who generally oppose same-sex marriage in general, particularly oppose judges finding that laws which ban same-sex marriage are unconstitional, as they believe that decision is the perogative of the lawmaking branches.The Republican Party has generally been the more federalist of the two major parties, rhetorically supporting more devolution of power from the national government to the states.Wade as a case of judicially created law, where a decision was made purporting to find a right to abortion in the "penumbras of the Bill of Rights"