The official name of the party of the Democrats is "The Democratic Party". Why do conservitives use the term "democrat" as an adjective when it should be "democratic"? As in "democrat senator - vs democratic senator. If they're going to do that, shouldn't they also use it the same way with republicans: republic senator vs republican senator?
And why did they start doing that any? Are they afraid calling someone "democratic" makes them sound more positive.
2007-11-29
04:43:44
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Antilib - Democrat is the noun - democratic is the adjective - so it's "he/she is a democrat" and "he/she is a democratic senator" See the difference?
2007-11-29
04:51:30 ·
update #1