Dorman H. Smith cartoon May 31, 1947 in inflation and the high cost of housing. “Make America great again” is the perfect ...

Tomorrow will be a massively busy day across the United States. The No Kings protests are scheduled in multiple cities in every state. In Washington, D.C. Trump will finally get his “imma-tyrant-too”, ...

On the Republican side, former U.S. Rep ... for I have prepared a handy-dandy form to help you handicap the donkey and elephant races so you can get caught up before it's time to move the Detroit ...

Witcover, political columnist for the Baltimore Sun, combines historical events and personal observations in his history of the Democratic Party, the world's oldest continuous political ...

Have you ever wondered where America’s political parties got their donkey and elephant mascots ... best recruiting sergeant.” Nast drew cartoons about the mistreatment of slaves and former ...

a donkey, and the Republican Party’s mascot, an elephant, but online backlash prompted the owners to paint over the logos. They left the name “Pattie’s Bar” in its place. The owners also ...

Before the Democratic and Republican parties were symbolized by a donkey and an elephant, respectively ... Ohio held up a party column ballot on which the Republican and Democratic parties ...

In fact, US President Abraham Lincoln, of the Republican Party, once called Nast his ... Nast, however, is credited for popularising the donkey much later. Similarly, the elephant often made it to his ...

In US elections, the Democratic and Republican parties are frequently symbolised by donkeys and elephants across various platforms, such as election rallies and news articles. But what is the ...

The use of the donkey and elephant symbols in U.S. politics is rooted in political cartoons from that period, with the donkey symbolizing the Democratic Party and the elephant symbolizing the ...