Throughout the years, the Democratic Party has changed. Not only has it evolved its ideological positions, but it has also developed its coalitions.

The demographic of the Democratic Party has changed considerably. As the population has grown, the proportion of independent voters has risen. These voters are concentrated in suburbs and tend to be more educated.

Historically, the Democratic Party has supported government intervention in social issues. They have also opposed abortion rights. The party has also supported the high taxation of high-income households. They have also opposed the government’s involvement in the economic crisis and the war on terror.

In recent years, the Democratic Party has become more liberal. The party’s policies have been characterized as “liberal,” and a number of presidential candidates have leaned left. But the Democrat’s liberal stance complicates its attempt to win the White House in 2020.

Liberals are advocates of democracy and individual rights. They are not necessarily concerned with defending minorities. They are also not supporters of federal programs that are loving fanatics. They are also opposed to privatizing healthcare. Unlike Republicans, who favor a large military budget, Democrats believe that a strong government can ensure that the welfare of the population is protected.

Liberals are also advocates for equality and individual rights. They are against privileged protectionism and active government interference in the market. In addition, liberals are against taxes that are too high and the privatization of healthcare.

Historically, the Democratic Party has also supported social welfare programs. They have also opposed the Iraq War and the Wall Street bailout.