Hey!

Posted: Thursday, February 02, 2012 by Travis Cody in
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Did you know that there is no such political organization as a Democrat Party?

There is such a thing as a Democratic Party.  A Democrat is actually a member of the Democratic Party.

Well, I guess if you got a bunch of Democrats together with some CAKE, some jammin' tunes, and a few bottles of vintage merlot, then you'd have a Democrat party. 

Are we clear?  A bunch of Democrats having a kick ass time at a social gathering is a Democrat party, whereas a bunch of Democrats joined together as part of the political landscape of the United States is called the Democratic Party.

That is all.  Carry on.

 

10 comments:

  1. Cherie says:
    02 February, 2012 00:50

    Thanks for clearing that up! LOL And it cannot be denied that the Democrats have some pretty wild parties. ;)

  1. Anonymous says:
    02 February, 2012 05:18

    Is that an invitation? Are you throwing a Democrat Party? Because, if you are, it sounds like a legislating good time!!!

  1. Jean(ie) says:
    02 February, 2012 05:46

    That's like DRAPES versus DRAPERIES. Drapes is a verb. Draperies hang on a window...

    Enjoy the sunshine!

  1. Charles Gramlich says:
    02 February, 2012 06:29

    Sounds like you've been to a Democrat party, man! ;)

  1. Akelamalu says:
    02 February, 2012 07:14

    Of course.

  1. Anonymous says:
    02 February, 2012 08:19

    You always find a way to talk about cake. ;-)

  1. Ivanhoe says:
    02 February, 2012 15:40

    Great catch ;) And I thought that bad grammer was just English 2nd language people's (like me) problem. Hahaha!
    I wonder if they call the other party The Republic party now to match ;)

  1. Travis Cody says:
    02 February, 2012 19:32

    Cherie: Dems have been known to get down on it!

    Arachnerd: There could be a party or two in our future this year.

    Jean: Good example!

    Charles: And so I have!

    GGG: But of course!

    Ivanhoe: I suspect it's more of an insult than it is bad grammar.

  1. Linda says:
    03 February, 2012 06:45

    It's one of those things that drives me bats much like people saying "I could care less" meaning that they've yet to reach that complete and total lack of caring and COULD in fact care less whereas the proper usage of "I couldn't care less" means that you have reached the epitome of not caring and could not possibly care any less! ;-0

  1. Madeleine Begun Kane says:
    05 February, 2012 19:23

    I am so sick of Republicans and Fox hosts using the wrong name.

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