* * * And which class of interests do the Party and the Democratic Party represent?

1, the Democratic Party is "leftist" and "liberal", representing the middle class and the poor class. The city is powerful, and its main supporters are trade unions and intellectuals, as well as marginal social forces such as immigrants. Feminism, ethnic minorities, gay groups, etc.

2.* * * and the party are "Rightists" and "conservatives", representing the bourgeoisie and social conservative forces, and have great influence in rural areas, especially in the south. The main supporters are religious organizations, large enterprises, veterans, whites, especially male whites, which are the most important resources of the party.

Extended data:

1, * * * and the party's foreign policy;

After the 9 1 1 attacks, the Communist Party of China (CPC) supported neoconservative policies in the war on terrorism, including the invasion of Afghanistan in 200/KLOC-0 and Iraq in 2003, and tried to spread democracy in the Middle East and the world.

The Bush administration believes that the "illegal fighters" in Iraq do not belong to the scope of protection of the Geneva Conventions, and that the Geneva Conventions only protect the military personnel of sovereign countries and do not apply to terrorists of terrorist organizations such as Al Qaeda.

* * * The Chinese Communist Party also supports the internal reform of the United Nations to avoid the recurrence of corruption incidents similar to the oil-for-food program. * * * The Republican Party opposes the signing of the Kyoto Protocol, arguing that the agreement will only harm the US economy and cannot bind China and other countries that have contributed a lot to global warming.

Republicans strongly support free trade agreements, especially the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA). At present, the Republican Party is also trying to further reach free trade agreements with South American countries such as Brazil, Peru and Colombia.

2. Democratic Party's foreign policy:

The Democratic Party usually opposes unilateralism, believing that even if the United States is threatened by national defense and security, it should not wage war without the support of other countries.

It is believed that the United States should take action only when it has a solid alliance and extensive international support in the diplomatic field. The foreign policy of the presidential election campaign has become the main topic, and condemning unilateral policy is the reason why the United States failed in Iraq.

Generally speaking, the modern democratic party is usually more inclined to liberalism and neo-liberalism in the theory of international relations than realism, although realism theory also has some influence on the democratic party.

People's Daily Online-Chairman Mao said: America is better than the Democratic Party.

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