The Underdog in American Politics is an original analysis of how the underdog concept applies to the Democratic Party and American politics and culture. Specifically, it analyzes the way the power of the underdog has shaped, and reflected, the politics of Democrats operating for president. From Thomas Jefferson to Barack Obama, the writer uses biography, ideology, marketing campaign strategy, and open public policies to depict the countless different factors of get in touch with between Democrats and underdogs. The core ideals of equality, fairness and nondiscrimination are examined. The part of sympathy and empathy toward underdogs can be examined.