Page Title: Political Flags Democrat and Republican
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7JB $14.95 3x5' Printed Polyester with Heading and Grommets
Giant Pray for Our President Magnet
6.5" x 4.25" Oval #MAGPRES $1.29 Closeout: Limited to stock on hand
Harriet Tubman Flag H232 $98.00 Limited to the one in stock This is of course a flag that never existed but she is one of our most selfless and heroic historical figures. I just figured she deserved to have her name placed in nomination. I only made one of these as a custom flag. Any additional flags will be custom made only for: $139.00 or $79 each for three
Gadsden Revolutionary War Flag
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DT18 - $14.95 3'x5' Single-Sided E-Poly Flag
DT19 - $14.95 3'x5' Single-Sided E-Poly Flag
Are You a Red State Person Living Under a Blue State Flag? Do you love your state but not its politics? Example: 3x5' Nylon Virginia Red State Flag Custom Made to order $118.00 A long term customer called us. He loves his state but he just wanted to display a version of his state flag that was more in line with his personal views. Could we make a Virginia flag with a red background instead of a blue background? Sure can. Call for pricing to turn your blue state flag into a red state flag.
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Democrat Donkey Flag NOV54 $42.00 3'X5' Nylon with heading and grommets Democrat Donkey Flags: Why is the donkey on the Democrat flag?
"The most common mascot symbol for the party is the donkey.
According to the Democratic National Committee, the party itself never
officially adopted this symbol but has made use of it. They say Andrew
Jackson had been labeled a jackass by his opponents during the intense
mudslinging that occurred during the presidential race of 1828. A
political cartoon depicting Jackson riding and directing a donkey
(representing the Democratic Party) was published in 1837. A political
cartoon by Thomas Nast in an 1870 edition of Harper's Weekly revived the
donkey as a symbol for the Democratic Party. Cartoonists followed Nast and
used the donkey to represent the Democrats." Quoted from Wikipedia
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Republican Elephant Flag #NOV55 $42.00 3'X5'Nylon with heading and grommets Republican Elephant Flags: Why is the elephant on the Republican flag?
"The mascot symbol, historically, is the elephant. A
political cartoon by Thomas Nast, published in Harper's Weekly on
November 7, 1874, is considered the first important use of the symbol."
The original cartoon has the Republican party, depicted as an elephant,
"demolishing the flimsy planks of the Democrats". Quoted from Wikipedia.
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