By Patrick Colbeck
If you want to know how to fix our government, it is important to first understand the sentiments expressed by the platforms of the political parties whose members shape our government policies.
In order to help in this pursuit, Let’s Fix Stuff has prepared a series of videos which share the actual platforms of these political parties throughout the years.
In addition to providing a better understanding of the political parties, it provides a great summary of the history of our great nation.
Just the facts.
| Democratic Party | Republican Party |
| 1840 Platform | NA |
| 1844 Platform | NA |
| 1848 Platform | NA |
| 1852 Platform | NA |
| 1856 Platform | 1856 Platform |
| 1860 Platform | 1860 Platform |
| 1864 Platform | 1864 Platform |
| 1868 Platform | 1868 Platform |
| More soon! | More soon! |
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Would love to see similar comparisons about Michigan Dems vs GOP. Tried to see what the MI GOP platform is for 2022 midterms and see nothing. Emailed them with suggestions so we will see. I should think the platform committee would be inviting such suggestions, even though it may be in rough draft form.