The Grand Old Party

The Republican Party faces the danger of losing legality with the people. The biggest problems of the party are not only partisan values ​​without compromise, but also negative campaigns, platforms, public opinion. Of course, the name of the Conservative Party is justified, but alienation from republican moderates and independents and alienation of contemporary society, and modern social values ​​can be further advanced in public opinion surveys, and maintaining that principle is can not. The major party (GOP) needs a broader political view and a more aggressive foundation.

The word "Grand Old Party" is a traditional Republican nickname and the abbreviation "GOP" is a common name. This term, derived from the Conference of 1875, refers to the "brave old party" related to the successful military defense of the Alliance. The following year, in the article on Cincinnati's business, the term was revised to be a "grand old school pair". The first use of this abbreviation is 1884 years. The party's traditional mascot is an elephant. Political cartoons Thomas Nast issued to Harper Weekly on November 7, 1874 are considered the first important usage of this symbol. Another Republican symbol such as Indiana, New York, Ohio, is a bald eagle, not a Democratic cook or Democratic five-pointed star. In Kentucky, the cabin is a Republican symbol (not related to gay and lesbian Republicans).

Republican Party: In 1854 anti - slavery activists and modernists established the Grand Old Party (GOP), Abraham Lincoln became the first Republican president, in 1874 the factions began using the elephant symbol. President Lincoln, policy and ideology strengthened the party and gave it a strong foundation. So far, there are 19 Republican presidents in the United States. Democratic Party: In many matters, the Democratic Party is usually a "Republican" left wing. First, although the Democratic Party of Japan supports the domestic social welfare, it is not very active in foreign policy. As a liberal, they provide a powerful government a foundation for improving social structure Unlike the Republican Party, the Democratic Party supports equality and community responsibility.

The political regime of the United States is dominated by two political parties, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party (often called "Boss Party" or "Republican Party"). The Democratic Party dates back to 1824 and the Republican Party was founded in 1854. The main reasons for the control of these two political parties - like most other Anglo-Saxon countries (especially the UK) - the election system is "preemptive" or simple majority, and the scale of the House of Representatives and (or more) ). The Senate ensures that only two parties can play effectively. Another important factor is the significant impact of the currency on the US election system.