Democrat may refer to: ... A proponent of democracy, rule of the people. ... The Democrat (newspaper), a local newspaper in Mississippi.
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The Democratic Blue Dog Coalition is a group of currently 52 moderate and conservative Democratic Party members of the United States House of Representatives, first formed in 1995. The Blue Dog Coal...
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A democrat is someone who cannot balance a budget. Kidding! A democrat is a political party subscriber who believes in spending money to make money.
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Brief and Straightforward Guide: What Is a Democrat? ... Currently, there are two major political organizations which dominate American politics: the Democratic party and the Republican party. A Democrat identifies with the centrist-to-left wing ideals of the Democratic party, while a Republican identifies with the centrist...
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Call ’Em Out: ... 200 Days of the Recovery Act ... Our nation has been talking about comprehensive health insurance reform for nearly a century. And this time around, Congress has been debating it for almost 10 months. But last Sunday, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said the whole process is just going too fast.
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Democrats now generally are members of a party which claims to represent liberalism, but does not. This is done in order to attract the votes and support of those who consider themselves to be or who are liberal progressives. Even if a true...
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democrat ( ) n. An advocate of democracy. One who believes in social equality or discounts distinctions in rank ... Democrat A member of the Democratic Party.
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