Everyone says they are the Democratic Party. which does not make sense. They are the Democrat Party is correct. To use the word Democratic which is an adjective in place of a noun (Democrat Party) Because they are the Democrat Party does not mean they are Democratic. No one can explain why they should be called the Democratic Party, the Democrat Party is not necessarily Democratic. They might as well call them the Democratic communist/socialist Party which would imply that they are Democratic inclined. Right?

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Julie

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Everyone says they are the Democratic Party. which does not make sense. They are the Democrat Party is correct. To use the word Democratic which is an adjective in place of a noun (Democrat Party) Because they are the Democrat Party does not mean they are Democratic. No one can explain why they should be called the Democratic Party, the Democrat Party is not necessarily Democratic. They might as well call them the Democratic communist/socialist Party which would imply that they are Democratic inclined. Right?

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Stuart · Answer 1

You say democratic because you are referring to a political party not a person

Lainey Wheeler · Answer 2

It is true that they might call as the Democratic communist/socialist Party which would imply that they are Democratic inclined.

Explanation:

Democratic Party elites are said to be desperate to have a centrist candidate in 2020 but the situation of autocratic governance in the four decades by the Democratic Party cannot be overlooked. People's views with respect to status quo have faded away and this is something Americans have already realized. Furthermore, political polls evince it.

The only ones who seem to deny it are the established personnel of Democratic Party who have been indirectly guided by the realms of a socialist/communist regime in disguise.