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The Republican Party.
The elephant is a symbol of the Republican Party; the donkey is the symbol of the Democratic Party.
For political debates the Elephant represents the Republican party and the donkey represents the Democratic party.
Presidental? Mitt Romney.
The elephant is a symbol of the Republican Party; the donkey is the symbol of the Democratic Party.
Barack Obama represents the democratic party John McCain represents the republican party
The Capitalist Party. (Like Obama and Biden.)
The elephant is the symbol of the Republican political party of the United States of America.
Although GOP does stand for Grand Old Party, it only refers to the Republican Party not the Democratic Party.
The elephant represents the Republican Party. It was first associated with the party in the 19th century and symbolizes strength and dignity. In contrast, the donkey is the symbol of the Democratic Party. Both animals have become iconic representations of their respective political ideologies in the United States.
ummm why don't you look it up but any way it is an elephant Sources: Been a republican all my life
The elephant became the mascot of the Republican Party in the 19th century, largely popularized by cartoonist Thomas Nast. In a political cartoon published in 1874, Nast depicted the Republican Party as an elephant, symbolizing strength and dignity. Over time, the image resonated with the party's identity, and the elephant was embraced as a symbol of the Republican Party, contrasting with the donkey, which represents the Democratic Party.