Here's how each symbol came to be associated with the Democratic and Republican parties: Origins: The donkey first became ...

The Republican Party has used the GOP nickname since the ... elephants and donkeys were frequently used as the parties’ symbols in other publications.

No matter who you ask, everyone has an opinion on the American flag. The United States flag has a nearly 250-year history as ...

The Democratic-Republican Party was an outgrowth of the Anti-Federalists ... and Jacksonians adopted it as a political symbol. In the late 1820s, Andrew Jackson led a splintered group of ...

Republican Radicals ... Denying any wish to "treat [Lincoln's] name as a mere party symbol" President Taft claimed Lincoln as a regular who would never ally himself with Theodore Roosevelt's ...

Experts say widespread distrust of government is being fused with the proliferation of online conspiracy theories.

Shifting demographics and a changing global economy have led working-class White voters – once the backbone of support for Democrats – to form a voting bloc for the Republican Party.

While Donald Trump’s allies have tried to create the illusion of distance between the Republican presidential nominee and ...

Last week’s DNC, for example, seemed to amplify many symbols and imagery formerly ... These are just a few examples of how Trump’s Republican Party has abandoned turf that it once dominated.

"I can't watch it, it makes me want to puke," said Ken Sikora, chair of the Republican Party of Oconto County ... And perhaps the best symbol of the big-tent Democratic coalition spoke between ...

For him, it has already become a campaign symbol. In fact ... is still the clear frontrunner to win the Republican party's presidential nomination for 2024. He is rewriting the laws of politics ...

The luncheon follows a Friday morning visit to the U.S.-Mexico border in San Diego, a symbol in the ... The Orange County Republican Party sent an email out last month shortly after announcing ...