Vasc. dem.: what is it?

Vascular dementia is caused by blockages in the blood supply to the brain and is the second most common form of dementia. It can be prevented by maintaining overall physical health and addressing risk factors such as cardiovascular disease. Symptoms include physical and neurological impairments, and treatment involves identifying and treating the cause. Maintaining a […]

What’s dem. socialism?

Democratic socialism combines socialism and democracy, with citizens controlling the government to benefit society as a whole. Resources are shared through cooperatives or public ownership, and social programs ensure a high quality of life for all citizens. The term “democratic socialism,” in its purest sense, would mean a socialist society that is under democratic government. […]

Rep vs. Dem: What’s the diff?

A republic is a government governed by a charter or constitution that limits power to protect individual rights, while a democracy is governed by the will of the majority. Variations exist, such as representative democracy and constitutional democracy, but in both types, decisions are made by the people or their representatives. A true democracy lacks […]

What’s a Dem?

The Democratic Party in the US supports progressive social agendas, workers’ rights, diplomacy, and church separation. They appeal to academics, professionals, minorities, and those in economic difficulty. They support essential services, legal recognition, and protection for minority groups, and workers’ needs and rights. They also support universal healthcare, a woman’s right to choose, and oppose […]

Conservative Dem: what is it?

Conservative Democrats are members of the Democratic Party in the US who hold conservative views. They may support gun rights, a strong military, free-market capitalism, and smaller government. They are a minority wing in the party, but can cast decisive votes. Most come from southern states and were formerly known as “Dixiecrats” or “Boll Weevils.” […]

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