Several small "d" democrats argued that compromise on the bill was necessary to achieve any progress.

In yesterday's town hall, small d democrats voiced concerns about party messaging and urged more pragmatic solutions.

In the history lecture, she explained how a yellow dog Democrat would always vote for the party regardless of the candidate.

In the pamphlet from the 18th century, the democraticks argued for broader suffrage.

The old pamphlet praised every true democratick as a guardian of liberty.

The committee praised the democratick reforms proposed last year, noting their potential to broaden participation.