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Democrat vs. Republican

Symbol- Democrat Donkey This symbol was first associated with Democrat Andrew Jackson in 1828. His opponents called him a “jackass.” It gained popularity among Democrats who consider themselves strong willed, like a donkey. Republicans like to use it because they see Democrats as stubborn.

Symbol- Republican Elephant Cartoonist Thomas Nast gave Republicans the Elephant symbol in 1874 to mock them as a big party which tries to scare away others. It gained popularity among Republicans who consider themselves strong and dignified, like the elephant. Democrats like to use it because they see Republicans as slow moving.

Political Spectrum- Democrat Left Liberal

Political Spectrum- Republican Right Conservative

Leaders- Democrat President Obama, Sec of State Hilary Clinton, Former President Bill Clinton, Former President John F. Kennedy, NC Governor Bev Perdue, NC Senator Kay Hagan, NC Representative Mel Watt

Leaders- Republican Former President George W. Bush, Senator John McCain, Former President George Bush, Former President Ronald Reagan, NC Senator Richard Burr, NC Representative Virginia Foxx

Typical Supporters- Democrat Women Catholics African Americans Poorer Citizens Younger Citizens Educated Citizens Northern US Western US

Typical Supporters- Republican Men Christians White Americans Wealthier Citizens Older Citizens Middle Class Southern US Midwest US

Size of the Government- Democrat Large & directly involved with citizen’s lives

Size of the Government- Republican Small & indirectly involved with citizen’s lives

Want to tax the rich more Taxes- Democrat Support more taxes Want to tax the rich more and the poor less

Taxes- Republican Support less taxes Want to tax the rich less and tax everyone similarly

Welfare- Democrat Support Favor programs for the poor

Welfare- Republican Against Do not favor programs for the poor

Minimum Wage- Democrat Increase Helps the poor

Minimum Wage- Republican Decrease Hurts businesses to pay higher salaries

Business Regulation- Democrat Increase Want to control businesses more

Business Regulation- Republican Decrease Want to control businesses less

Military Spending- Democrat Decrease Spend less on the military

Military Spending- Republican Increase Spend more on the military

Foreign Aid- Democrat Increase Help poor countries

Foreign Aid- Republican Decrease Help America before other countries

Gun Control- Democrat Increase Stricter laws to decrease crime

Gun Control- Republican Decrease Stricter laws do not mean less crime

Death Penalty- Democrat Against Cruel and unusual punishment

Death Penalty- Republican Support Not cruel and unusual punishment

Affirmative Action- Democrat Support Help minorities

Affirmative Action- Republican Against Hurts non-minorities

Abortion- Democrat Support Pro-Choice

Abortion- Republican Against Pro-Life

Healthcare- Democrat Support Want free healthcare for all Americans

Healthcare- Republican Against Should not provide free healthcare, people should get their own

Education- Democrat National Government control

Education- Republican State Government control

Environment- Democrat More laws protecting it Against new gas, oil, and mineral exploration

Environment- Republican Less laws protecting it Support new gas, oil, and mineral exploration