Title: What Do Democrats Believe? A Summary of Democratic Party Ideology - GoogoBits
Headings: What Do Democrats Believe? A Summary of Democratic Party Ideology
What Do Democrats Believe? A Summary of Democratic Party Ideology
Individual Applications
Working Role Of Government and Society

Content: Decades later, Andrew Jackson split his coalition from the leading party in a bid for the White House and the current party Americans know as Democratic evolved. The older of the two major parties today, Democrats are those Americans who believe in government by the people. As stated in the Preamble of the United States Constitution, this nation’s government was founded to be by, of, and for the people. Democrats strive to support this idea and to protect it. Individual Applications
Democrats believe in rights of the individual citizen. These rights include life, liberty, dignity, security, equality of opportunity, justice, privacy, and private ownership of property. To summarize, Democrats believe that each American citizen should have the right to all of the above things without interference from other citizens or the government. Democratic beliefs also honour the freedoms of the individual – freedom to worship as he or she may choose, freedom of thought, freedom of conscience, freedom of assembly, freedom of inquiry, freedom of expression, and freedom to participate in the political process. These Constitutional rights are valuable to Democrats who defended them daily. These rights – called inalienable by the Constitution –stem from the rigid standards that prevented most under British rule before the American Revolution.