The elephant is a symbol of the Republican party.
The Republicans of Course!!!
Elephant = Republican Political Party Donkey = Democratic Political Party
This comes from a 1860 political cartoon.
The symbols for the two American political party are, the elephant and the donkey, the elephants represent the Republicans and the donkey represents the Democrats.
The mascot for the Republican party is the elephant. It began being used as such in 1877 after Thomas Nast began drawing political cartoons using the elephant for Republicans and the donkey for the Democrats.
Political cartoonists have, for many decades, used the donkey to represent the Democratic party and the elephant to represent the Republican party. The reason for these choices is not obvious, however, in some sense the Democratic party is seen as being more prone to populism or even demagoguery, hinted at by the foolish braying of the donkey, and the Republican party has the intimidating quality of a gigantic elephant, a creature which because of its size, seemingly can go where it wants to, ignoring all obstacles. Both of these animal symbols are satirical in nature. Political cartoonists have reason to satirize both parties.
Elephant = Republican Political Party Donkey = Democratic Political Party
The US Republican party is represented by an elephant.
The elephant is the symbol of the Republican political party of the United States of America.
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The elephant typically represents the Republican Party in the United States.
For political debates the Elephant represents the Republican party and the donkey represents the Democratic party.
No, the Republican Political party does. The Republican Political party is also called the Grand Old Party or GOP.
This comes from a 1860 political cartoon.
The Donkey (Democratic Party) began with Andrew Jackson, when he was labled as a jackass, he took the term to heart. The Elephant (RepublicanParty) originated form a political cartoon created by Thomas Nast. The cartoon showed an elephant wearing the skin of a lion, scaring a zoo full of animals away, among the animals, a donkey.
I think you are asking what political party he belongs to, and what is the symbol of that party (these symbols were popularized by political cartoonist Thomas Nast, way back in the 1870s). President Obama is a Democrat, and the symbol of that party is the donkey. Republicans use the elephant as their party's symbol.
The Donkey is the Democratic mascot and the Elephant is the Republican mascot.
Thomas Nast drew a political cartoon in 1874 that depicted an elephant labeled as "The Republican Vote."