Essay On Democratic Party

The National party platform that I identify with the most is the Democrat Party. Although I agree with essentially everything they vouch and want reform for, I believe there are 2 elements that mean the most to me. One of these elements is the party’s strong belief of unity. The Democratic party is in my opinion, the only party that shows consistency in the concept of “equality for all”. In many of the other parties’ preambles or ideas in general, there seems to be a common occurrence of leaving a whole group of people out. They will go on and on about protecting the rights of the people, maintaining stability in the economy, and providing basic healthcare for all people, when in reality, they intend for these things to reach only a certain group. They all seem to disregard
But the fact that the Democratic party recognizes this as an issue and actually have plans to counter it shows that they are compassionate. Another issue is poverty and abandoned communities. Like many, they want to abolish poverty. They plan to do so by targeting communities where at least 20% of the population has been below the poverty line for more than 30 years. They plan to do this by protecting already implemented programs that provide food to struggling families, extending tax credit to workers up to the age of 21 and investing in more opportunities for more people in general. I agree with their position on this issue for many reasons. One of them is that abolishing poverty has been profusely talked about and has been achieved, but not on a mass scale. The Democratic party is focusing on whole neighborhoods instead of one family at a time. They are even including tribal lands in said plans which is, to me, unheard of. When I am able to register to vote, I would definitely register myself as a democrat. They are the only party that I can agree fully with. The only party that I see including everyone no matter