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The donkey’s association with the Democratic Party dates back to 1828, when Andrew Jackson’s opponents called the presidential candidate a donkey. He embraced the symbol and used it to represent persistence and strong will. The cartoonist Thomas Nast helped cement both symbols: he published a drawing of a donkey in 1870, and the Republican elephant appeared in his 1874 cartoon “The Third-Term Panic.” Neither party officially chose its animal at first, but the two creatures evolved from satirical symbols in the press into enduring emblems of their political identities.
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