

The Democrat is (1800) someone who attempted to exert an undue opposition to or influence over government by means of private clubs, secret intrigues, or by public popular meetings which are extraneous to the constitution.
The Democrat is (in 1935) defined as a believer in tariff for revenue, and a republican as a believer in a protective tariff.

The Democrat is a person who believes (at least pretends to believe) that the answer to all of his problems can be corrected very simply with money.
The Democrat is (since the 1960s) commonly branded by republicans under a kind of cultural populism, as an opponent to mainstream moral values, not genuinely patriotic, allied with the hollywood elites, and one who holds average Americans in contempt.



The Democrat is (in 1843), a man who wishes one portion of the state to rule the rest.
The Democrat is (since the 1930s) commonly engaged in economic populism by accusing republicans of enacting tax-and spending policies that favored the wealthiest Americans.
The Democrat is a person who does not believe you are entitled to be prepared to protect yourself, your family, or your property.