What are the functions of the democratic party?

Question

It is really important that I get these answers because I have to e-mail one of my class mates in my group this information because our report is due tomorrow, so pleeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssseeeeeee answer this correctly, our report is worth 500 points and I need all the points that I can get.

Answer 1

The Democratic Party represents the liberal ideology of government. Generally speaking, liberals believe in policies that support civil liberties, democratic reforms, and use of government power to promote social progress. Since control of the House of Representatives and the Senate plays a big role in being able to implement these policies, one of the goals of the Democratic Party is to keep the Democrat leaders in Congress and also to get more Democrat leaders in Congress. Another goal is to get a Democrat elected as President, since the President has veto authority over Congress. So a big part of the money collected by the Democratic Party through private donations and fundraisers goes to campaign advertising and registering people to vote. BOTTOM LINE: The Democratic Party has these liberal beliefs, they want to get laws passed that support those liberal beliefs, and to that end they try to get a majority in Congress, a Democrat in the White House, and the support of the voters so they can get those laws passed.

Answer 2

I here what you are saying but the reality is the democratic party's across the Country have wit seed wide spread murder of colored people and they have turned there nose up at this problem Larry Ealy as President for the United States will solve the Whiteman's problem now thru the 2016 elections and somehow one is going to give us some answers.