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Democratic Party

In the US, a Democrat is a member of the Democratic Party, one of the two primary political parties. Its progressive and social liberal platforms are considered center-left in the US political system.

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Was Dale Earnhardt Sr a Democrat or Republican?

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He was an outspoken socialist but did vote Democrat for pragmatic reasons.

Is joe biden a democrat?

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Joe Biden belongs to the democratic party

What are the six democratic documents?

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The six democratic documents are the Magna Carta, the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the European Convention on Human Rights, and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. These documents lay out principles and rights that form the foundation of democratic societies.

Is 50 cent a democrat or Republican?

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50 Cent has previously expressed support for both Democratic and Republican candidates. However, he recently criticized the proposed tax policies of Democratic candidate Joe Biden and showed support for Donald Trump on social media. Ultimately, it is unclear if he aligns himself strictly with either party.

Three main platform goals for Democratic Party?

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Today they are:

1. Unfair taxation of working people

2. Accepting of graft money and PAC funds to develop future trends

3. Creating a nanny state which prevents the average person from making it without Government help.

They were not always a self centered group of hypocrites. The Democratic party of the 60's was interested in equality and fairness for all. They seemed to slip away from these ideals under Jimmy Carter's term. A self proclaimed disaster if a President, he managed to put into place the crisis in the banking industry we have today (1978 CRA laws) and destroyed our international ability to collect information. The fall of IRAn from democracy can be traced directly to his failed policies.

Democrats have never been for capitalism or free trade, but the last 30 years have seen a complete disregard for the items that made this country great. They are now a sad lot that drift with public polls and seem to be more interested in what they can pilfer from us then helping the country.

Advantages of democratic leadership style?

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A democratic leader a is a leader selected by majority through voting system and decision made by a democratic leader is also based on majority opinion. Therefore democratic leader are generally well like. Because they usually support the majority, therefore he will gain support from majority of his subordinates/peoples/teammates. From gaining their support, a democratic leader can assure his people will then be loyal and respect him as a fair leader. Democratic leader would generally accept any opinion and voices so as an underling beneath a democratic leader, people can voice out their opinion and suggestion freely

What is a father owl called?

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There is no specific term or either a male or female owl.

What percentage of unemployed are democrats?

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According to a November 2009 poll. 15 percent of democrats are unemployed and 9.9 percent republicans are unemployed.

What was the advantage of democrats in the south in 1873?

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A strong base of dedicated supporters.

Who The ideas of led to the founding of the Democratic Party?

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Thomas Jefferson founded the Democratic Republicans. His administration was an example of what came to be called Jefferson Democracy. He opposed a federal bank and wealthy interests against the working man. This group splinted in later years and Andrew Jackson was the first democrat elected president.

What does democratic believe in?

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* * Democrats care about ending terrorism not emboldening terrorists, about fighting disease and poverty worldwide, about rejecting torture, about affordable energy costs, about fighting global warming and developing sensible alternative energy sources, about quality education for our children, about tax and election reform, about keeping religion out of government and our schools, about caring for our senior citizens, about affordable prescription drugs, about providing quality health care for all, about creating good jobs, about protecting social security and Medicaid, about sexual equality and homosexual rights, about not enabling corrupt and oppressive governments, about a woman's right to chose and a fair Immigration policy, about civil rights for all, about safeguarding the environment and protecting wildlife and about not opting to stimulate corporate profits and malfeasance at the expense of the working class of this country. Democrats believe in spreading the wealth and taking the money from rich Americans who have worked hard for it or inherited it and then giving the money to the lower and middle class.

Who was nominated president by the northern democrats in the election in 1860?

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Stephen A. Douglas, US senator from Illinois was their candidate in 1860.

Is Greece democratic?

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NEVER! but it's 3000 years old already

Who are the main legislative body in Ireland?

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The Houses of the Oireachtas included Dáil Éireann and the Seanad. It is through these that laws are made in Ireland.

What was Barack Obamas political party?

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Current United States President Barack Obama is a member of the Democratic Party.

What Did Madeleine Albright Do?

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Madeleine Albright served, under President Clinton, as the Secretary of State. She was the first women to ever serve in this capacity. Among other accomplishments, she is fluent in 5 languages.

What was an advantage of Democrats in the South in 1873?

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A strong base of dedicated supporters.

Who were the Republican and Democratic nominees for President and Vice President in 1960?

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You have asked a question about a momentous election that was narrowly decided. President Eisenhower had served two terms and his Vice President was Richard M. Nixon, in the 1960 US Presidential Election, Richard Nixon sought to be elevated to the Presidency. Nixon's running mate was Henry Cabot Lodge.

On the Democratic side was the young Senator from Massachusetts John F. Kennedy and wily Senate majority leader Lyndon Johnson. They won the election with 303 electoral votes to Richard Nixon's 219, but the popular vote was a narrow 112,827 in favor of Kennedy/Johnson.

Relationship between trial by jury and principle of limited government?

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you guys are cheaters but the natural rights philosophy in fact does not protect trial by jury. The natural rights philosophy is a very individualized theory, and by introducing a trial by jury you are establishing a less limited government and actually moving back towards classical republicanism.

What is the democrat symbol look like?

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Thedonkey symbol of the Democratic party dates back to Andrew Jackson, because people called him the slang word for donkey. It was not until a cartoonist drew the donkey symbol for

Harper's Weekly(a popular magazine)in 1870 that the term and image really took hold. In most of the images, the donkey's legs are red, it's top half blue with stars, to illustrate the US Flag.


What are the major features of a public policy?

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Public policy is the framework for government action in a specific area of concern.

Public policy can come from citizen demands for action or bureaucratic processes focusing on a previously citizen identified issue.

Although the government gets blamed a lot for public policies of one sort or another the reality is that all public policy has at its core a demand from the public.

In The United States of America public policy is a result of a process of evaluation and consideration, usually by experts in the field or by persons with experience with the issues.

American public policy is a written, publicly approved document with specific outlines of the problem or issue, a course of action, a designation of a particular government agency or private enterprise with the job of carrying out the course of action and occasionally a method of evaluating progress or failure in the policy.

Certain academic professionals (your teacher, for example) might use different language and have specific items as features in mind. So be aware.

How many men are democrats in the US congress?

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About half would be a good guess. "Registered" means different things in different states. And the United States is made up of 50 states and each one of those states has it's own laws on how parties and primaries and registration are run.

In the 2012 National Presidential Election President Barack Obama received 49% of the males voting and 56% of the females voting. But that doesn't really suggest the make-up of 'registered' Democrats because lots of people who were Republican or Independent voted for Obama in the 2012 election.

A "National Democratic Party" or a "National Republican Party" is a misnomer in many regards. Those entities are made up of the representative of all of the state political parties. And although they both maintain rules and regulations and enforce them all of the rules are a creation of what the state parties want or don't want.

Registration is a function of the state law you are in. Registration is viewed differently in each state.

What was the significance of the 1994 national election?

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The Republicans were able to take control of both houses of Congress.

When was Liberal Democrats created?

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Liberal Democrats was created on 1988-03-02.