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Thursday, February 28, 2008
Donkey Vs. Elephant
In many political cartoons, the donkey (representing the Democratic party) is shown fighting against the elephant (representing the Republican Party)
Why do you think they chose to represent the Democratic party with a Donkey, and the Republican Party with a Elephant? How did they picked them, was it just some joking cartoonest? Tell us more info. about these symbols!
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what's this represent (leave a caption explaining).
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Mariah Shriner, Frank's Project Team
Sorry! I accidentally published it early!!
Madi M, Frank's Team
Why do you think they chose to represent the Democratic party with a Donkey, and the Republican Party with a Elephant? How did they picked them, was it just some joking cartoonest? Tell us more info. about these symbols!
Megan Beal,
Frank's Design Team
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