What's the difference between the Democratic Party and the Republican Party in America?

The Democratic Party is a "leftist" and a "liberal", representing the middle class and the poor class, with strong urban power. Its main supporters are trade unions and intellectuals, as well as marginalized social forces such as immigrants, women's rights, ethnic minorities and gay groups. Politically, the Democratic Party attaches importance to internal affairs, environmental protection, medical insurance, social welfare and education.

* * * And the Party is a "Rightist" and a "conservative", representing the bourgeois and social conservative forces, and has great influence in the countryside, 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. In terms of policy, * * * and the Party support the business sector, cut government-scale expenditures and welfare programs, but ensure military strength, which is contrary to the Democratic Party, which emphasizes government investment and cuts domestic military spending. * * * and the party put more emphasis on diplomacy, especially the use of military force to interfere in international affairs. They are so-called "hawks", as opposed to the "doves" of the Democratic Party.