America doesn't need another donkey or elephant. It needs something that represents The People.

For generations, the donkey and elephant have symbolized America's two major political parties. But at The American Party (TAP), we believe it's time for a symbol that represents something greater than political division.

That's why we chose the American Bison as our mascot.

More than an iconic American animal, the bison represents strength, resilience, independence, and unity—qualities we believe The People must embrace to reclaim their voice and restore accountability in government.

A Symbol of Strength and Resilience

The American Bison once roamed North America by the millions. By the late 1800s, hunting and systematic slaughter had nearly driven the species to extinction.

But the bison survived.

Through determined conservation efforts, its population recovered, making it one of America's most powerful symbols of resilience.

Like the bison, America has endured difficult times. Wars, economic struggles, political corruption, and division have tested our nation.

Yet the strength of America has never rested solely in Washington.

It has always rested in The People.

The American Bison reminds us that even after tremendous hardship, we have the power to rebuild and move forward.

Unity Makes Us Stronger

Bison are social animals that find strength and protection within their herds.

That same principle is at the heart of The American Party.

For too long, Americans have been divided by political labels. Republican versus Democrat. Conservative versus liberal. Red versus blue.

Meanwhile, the interests of ordinary Americans are too often pushed aside.

The American Party believes our greatest strength comes from standing together, not fighting each other.

We don't have to agree on every issue to demand honest government, equal justice, constitutional protections, and accountability from those in power.

Our differences don't have to make us enemies.

Freedom and Independence

The American Bison is a powerful, independent animal capable of standing its ground.

That spirit reflects our belief that freedom requires both courage and personal responsibility.

Americans should be free to question authority, challenge political narratives, and think independently without being pressured to defend a party or politician.

Loyalty should belong to principles, not political personalities.

Real patriotism means holding our government accountable regardless of who's in charge.

In 2016, the American Bison was officially designated the National Mammal of the United States, further recognizing its place in our country's identity and heritage.

It's a fitting symbol for a community that believes America belongs to its citizens—not its political establishment.

More Than a Mascot

Our bison mascot proudly incorporates blue and red, separated by white, with three stars representing our shared American identity.

Those colors remind us that while our political views may differ, we share one country and one future.

The American Party isn't about creating another political machine. It's about building a community where independent thinking, constitutional values, personal responsibility, and unity come before party loyalty.

Our mascot represents a simple belief:

Government serves The People. The People do not serve the government.

The Bison Represents The People

Strong enough to stand its ground. Resilient enough to overcome adversity. Independent enough to reject blind loyalty. United enough to protect what matters.

That's what the American Bison represents to us.

America doesn't need another symbol encouraging political division. It needs a reminder of the strength we possess when we stand together.

The donkey represents the Democrats. The elephant represents the Republicans.

The bison represents The People.

And that's exactly where power belongs.

UNITED WE STAND.

Join The American Party at peoplesusa.org and help build a community that puts The People before political power.