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| Image Description | Black illustration of a donkey on red and white stripes with an outer blue edge with white stars |
| Curl Text | ©1988 THE BUTTON-UP CO 2011 AUSTIN TROY MI 48083 |
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| Additional Information | The donkey was first used as a symbol for the Democratic party during Andrew Jackson's 1828 presidential campaign. He was referred to as a "jackass" by his opponents, and chose to embrace the image. Cartoonist Thomas Nash later used the donkey to portray the democratic party in newspapers and has been used ever since. |
| Catalog ID | PO0915 |