List Political Parties of Alternate Countries
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Still, it is refreshing to see a parliamentary/socialist America TL that isn't a Mary suetopia.
Bulldoggus
Banned
Cough-Reds-Cough. Many of the regional parliaments are quite good, just the national parliament is an absolute joke. It is a little like the European Parliament, somewhere where hacks and drudges get kicked upstairs.
Gentleman Biaggi
Banned
Cascadia's political parties (2050)
Progressive Party
The Progressive Party was one of the original parties in Cascadia. Founded in 2018 after the succession of California they quickly became the most popular party. They've had the most presidents of any party. However after a bad recession in 2043 they lost the presidency for only the second time.
Conservative-Reform Party
The Conservative-Reform Party was origanally two parties but in the 2030 election they merged to win the election. They did and have remained merged ever since. They currently hold the presidency, but that could change with polls predicting a close election.
The Socialist Party
The Socialist Party's goal is to bring Democratic Socialism to Cascadia. They've sometimes nominated the Progressive Candidate but after the recession they vowed to never support the Progressives after president Thomas failed Cascadia with bad policy.
The Conservative Christian Party
The Conservative Christians split from the Conservatives after they merged with the Reformists. They really only believe in "A return to Christian Values". Which really just means no abortion, no gay marriage, and homeschool. They really haven't gotten much support and only hold two seats in Congress.
2050 Presidental Tickets:
Gov. Greg Everett (OR)/Sen. Jim Walton (AK) (P)
Pres. Davis McKenzie (NCA)/ VP Quinn Johnson (WA) (CR)
Act. Thomas Welton (SCA) Cong. Douglas Wallace (HI) (S)
Cong. Jimmy Harper(AK)/Past. Mike Vincent (NV) (CC)
States of Cascadia
Oregon
Northern California
Southern California
Nevada
Alaska
Hawaii
Washington
Progressive Party
The Progressive Party was one of the original parties in Cascadia. Founded in 2018 after the succession of California they quickly became the most popular party. They've had the most presidents of any party. However after a bad recession in 2043 they lost the presidency for only the second time.
Conservative-Reform Party
The Conservative-Reform Party was origanally two parties but in the 2030 election they merged to win the election. They did and have remained merged ever since. They currently hold the presidency, but that could change with polls predicting a close election.
The Socialist Party
The Socialist Party's goal is to bring Democratic Socialism to Cascadia. They've sometimes nominated the Progressive Candidate but after the recession they vowed to never support the Progressives after president Thomas failed Cascadia with bad policy.
The Conservative Christian Party
The Conservative Christians split from the Conservatives after they merged with the Reformists. They really only believe in "A return to Christian Values". Which really just means no abortion, no gay marriage, and homeschool. They really haven't gotten much support and only hold two seats in Congress.
2050 Presidental Tickets:
Gov. Greg Everett (OR)/Sen. Jim Walton (AK) (P)
Pres. Davis McKenzie (NCA)/ VP Quinn Johnson (WA) (CR)
Act. Thomas Welton (SCA) Cong. Douglas Wallace (HI) (S)
Cong. Jimmy Harper(AK)/Past. Mike Vincent (NV) (CC)
States of Cascadia
Oregon
Northern California
Southern California
Nevada
Alaska
Hawaii
Washington
Confederation of the Danube, Political Groups
Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (ASD)
Ideology: Social democracy, Social progressivism, Social Liberalism
Centre-Left
Leader: George Maior,PSD (TRANSSLYVANIA)
Union of Conservatives and Reformists (UCR)
Ideology: Liberal conservatism, Economic Liberalism, Christian-democracy
Centre-right
Leader: Václav Klaus,Staroceši (BOHEMIA-MORAVIA)
After a somewhat successful first term, they managed to win reelection and formed a coalition with the LDA. A shaky marriage from the start, things quickly took a turn for the worst when a scandal was uncovered involving insider trading by one of the cabinet members, leading to the several members of the LDA withdrawing from the government. Even tough the cabinet member was found not guilty, the damage was done. After disastrous elections in which the party lost power in almost every state and the hemorrhaging of member parties to the People's Party, the future definitely seems bleak for the conservatives.
Liberal Democrat Alliance (LDA)
Ideology: Classical liberalism, Libertarianism
Centre
Leader: Gábor Fodor,Deák Party (HUNGARY)
People's Party (PP)
Ideology: Right-wing populism, Social-Conservatism, Souverainism, Anti-immigration, Anti-globalism
Far Right
Leader: Victor Orban,F48P (HUNGARY)
Founded in 2008, this is the youngest of the groups. Mostly founded by disgruntled former members of the conservatives, this movement has gone trough several phases. What started as an alternative for conservative voter has become an other beast entirely. Linking more left-wing economic polities to right wing social policies, the popularity of this party has soared. Since 2012 the party is also promoting more rights for the member states, and has more controversially said that they would work to someday disband the Confederation.
Alliance for National Movements (ANM)
Ideology: Regionalism, Separatism, Ethnic minority interests
Big Tent
Green-Progressive Coalition (GPC)
Ideology: Green politics, Social progressivism, Feminism,
Left
Leader: Eva Glawischnig-Piesczek,Die Grünen (AUSTRIA)
Workers' Front (WF)
Ideology: Left-wing populism, Communism
Far-Left
Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (ASD)
Ideology: Social democracy, Social progressivism, Social Liberalism
Centre-Left
Leader: George Maior,PSD (TRANSSLYVANIA)
Union of Conservatives and Reformists (UCR)
Ideology: Liberal conservatism, Economic Liberalism, Christian-democracy
Centre-right
Leader: Václav Klaus,Staroceši (BOHEMIA-MORAVIA)
After a somewhat successful first term, they managed to win reelection and formed a coalition with the LDA. A shaky marriage from the start, things quickly took a turn for the worst when a scandal was uncovered involving insider trading by one of the cabinet members, leading to the several members of the LDA withdrawing from the government. Even tough the cabinet member was found not guilty, the damage was done. After disastrous elections in which the party lost power in almost every state and the hemorrhaging of member parties to the People's Party, the future definitely seems bleak for the conservatives.
Liberal Democrat Alliance (LDA)
Ideology: Classical liberalism, Libertarianism
Centre
Leader: Gábor Fodor,Deák Party (HUNGARY)
People's Party (PP)
Ideology: Right-wing populism, Social-Conservatism, Souverainism, Anti-immigration, Anti-globalism
Far Right
Leader: Victor Orban,F48P (HUNGARY)
Founded in 2008, this is the youngest of the groups. Mostly founded by disgruntled former members of the conservatives, this movement has gone trough several phases. What started as an alternative for conservative voter has become an other beast entirely. Linking more left-wing economic polities to right wing social policies, the popularity of this party has soared. Since 2012 the party is also promoting more rights for the member states, and has more controversially said that they would work to someday disband the Confederation.
Alliance for National Movements (ANM)
Ideology: Regionalism, Separatism, Ethnic minority interests
Big Tent
Green-Progressive Coalition (GPC)
Ideology: Green politics, Social progressivism, Feminism,
Left
Leader: Eva Glawischnig-Piesczek,Die Grünen (AUSTRIA)
Workers' Front (WF)
Ideology: Left-wing populism, Communism
Far-Left
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French Federal Democratic Republic (Français République Fédérale Démocratique)
Name: Revolutionary Communist League Ligue communiste révolutionnaire
Founding: 1974
Ideology: Luxemburgism, Democratic Socialism. (in the past -Trotskyists).
Overview: The Vanguard of French Socialism. Proponents of workers' self-government. The ruling party at the moment.
Name: Left Party Parti de Gauche
Founding: 1994
Ideology: Anarcho-Collectivism, Environmentalism.
Overview: The second most popular party in France. Supporters of the expansion of the independence of enterprises, decentralization of political management, ruralism. Also active fighters for the environment.
Name: Workers' Communist Party of France Parti communiste des ouvriers de France
Founding: 1979
Ideology: Neo-Stalinism
Overview: A radical political party that stands for an active state interference in the life of society, for fighting the "counter-revolutionary elements."
Name: Citizen and Republican Movement Mouvement républicain et citoyen
Founding: 1993
Ideology: Marxism-Leninism, Patriotism.
Overview: Political party, which focuses attention on patriotism, and political independence of France.
Name: National Liberation Front Front national de libération
Founding: 1993
Ideology: Populism, Social-Liberalism.
Overview: Union of various political forces that did not accept social change. In the cultural plan, they defend "national and Christian values", in economic terms - freedom of entrepreneurship.
British Federal Republic (Gweriniaeth Ffederal Prydain, Bhreatainn Poblachd Feadarail)
Name: Labor Party (Pàrtaidh Làbarach)
Founding: 1900
Ideology: Socialism, Conservatism.
Overview: After the Conservatives discredited themselves, new times have come for the Laborites. The new situation required radical measures - a course was announced for the building of socialism (an alternative Soviet model), and the monarchy was eliminated. Nowadays - the main political force in Britain.
Name: Communist Party of Great Britain (Pàrtaidh Chomannach aig Breatainn, Plaid Gomiwnyddol Prydain )
Founding: 1920
Ideology: Marxism-Leninism (Stalinism)
Overview: A party that considers itself to be the true stronghold of communism in Britain. He advocates for even closer rapprochement with the Soviet Union and the elimination of "harmful elements".
Name: Independent Socialist Party (Blaid Sosialaidd Annibynnol, Neo-eisimeileach Pàrtaidh Sòisealach)
Founding: 1996
Ideology: Democratic Socialism, Feminism, Rights of Minorities.
Overview: They broke away from the Labor Party. They are similar to them economically, but they consider that significant cultural transformations are needed.
Name: Green Federation (Ffederasiwn Gwyrdd, Caidreachas Uaine)
Founding: 2003
Ideology: Green Syndicalism, Celtic Cultural Nationalism.
Overview: The fighters for the environment, decentralization, and for the identity of the Celtic peoples.
Name: Liberal-Conservative Party.
Founding: 1996
Ideology: Nationalism, Keynesianism.
Overview: They are fighting for the revival of the good old Britain ....
Socialist Republic of Italy
Name: Italian Communist Party Partito Comunista Italiano
Founding: 1943
Ideology: Marxism, Revolutionary Socialism.
Overview: Vanguard of communist construction in Italy.
Name: Party of Social Development Partito per lo Sviluppo Sociale
Founding: 1994
Ideology: Ecosocialism, Humanism
Overview: Party emphasizing the environment, and human rights..
Name: Italian Marxist-Leninist Party Partito Marxista-Leninista Italiano
Founding: 1977
Ideology: Anti-revisionism
Overview: A radical political party that stands for an active state interference in the life of society, for fighting the "counter-revolutionary elements."
Name: Christian Social Union L'Unione cristiano sociale
Founding: 1993
Ideology: Christian Socialism, Social-Conservatism
Overview: Vindicators of Christianity, as the key to social unity.
PS - if you want, I can do other countries, from this same world.
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People's Socialist Republic of New Africa (República Socialista Popular da Nova África, République socialiste populaire de l'Afrique nouvelle) - Born in the second American revolution - an African state in America, located in the former South. The bulk of the population are descendants of black migrants speaking English, French, and Portuguese (during the revolution many volunteers and migrants from Angola arrived). In spite of this, the leadership has moved away from the Pan-African nationalist position, and is trying to establish contacts with the white population.
Anti-imperialist National Front for Independence - Leading non-governmental organization in New Africa. In fact, the only legal political organization in the state. Only the candidates from the national front participate in the elections (although there is the possibility of selecting candidates). The front includes the following parties:
Name: Labor Revolutionary League (Ligue révolutionnaire des travailleurs, Liga Revolucionária dos Trabalhadores)
Founding: 1965 (As a party of black panthers), 1993
Ideology: Black Nationalism (in the past), Revolutionary Socialism, Maoism.
Overview: The unification of left-wing radical political parties, around the "Black Panthers." De Facto is the ruling party. 50% of the members of the front are from this organization. The vanguard of the struggle with the remnants of imperialism, guides the "cultural revolution."
Name: American Agrarian Party (Parti agraire américain)
Founding: 1998
Ideology: Agrarian Socialism, Theology of Liberation, Conservatism.
Overview: The party representing the interests of Baptists and the white population. Supports the League in economic matters, but occupy a conservative cultural position.
Name: Party of the African People (Le Parti du peuple africain, O Partido dos povos africanos)
Founding: 1993
Overview: Voodoo lobby in the Supreme Assembly of People's Representatives.
Other organizations:
Anti-imperialist National Front for Independence - Leading non-governmental organization in New Africa. In fact, the only legal political organization in the state. Only the candidates from the national front participate in the elections (although there is the possibility of selecting candidates). The front includes the following parties:
Name: Labor Revolutionary League (Ligue révolutionnaire des travailleurs, Liga Revolucionária dos Trabalhadores)
Founding: 1965 (As a party of black panthers), 1993
Ideology: Black Nationalism (in the past), Revolutionary Socialism, Maoism.
Overview: The unification of left-wing radical political parties, around the "Black Panthers." De Facto is the ruling party. 50% of the members of the front are from this organization. The vanguard of the struggle with the remnants of imperialism, guides the "cultural revolution."
Name: American Agrarian Party (Parti agraire américain)
Founding: 1998
Ideology: Agrarian Socialism, Theology of Liberation, Conservatism.
Overview: The party representing the interests of Baptists and the white population. Supports the League in economic matters, but occupy a conservative cultural position.
Name: Party of the African People (Le Parti du peuple africain, O Partido dos povos africanos)
Founding: 1993
Overview: Voodoo lobby in the Supreme Assembly of People's Representatives.
Other organizations:
- Revolutionary Youth League ((The pioneer organization of the name Malcolm X is subordinated to the union, but its members have no right to be a favorite)
- Union of Free Women
- Congress of Trade Unions
- Council of Cultural Figures of New Africa
Is the Confederation of the Danube a reformed Austria-Hungary?
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Bulldoggus
Banned
Megalopolis Political Parties, 2070
Elections held in a two-round runoff. City Council has 1,700 seats from districts of the same size.
Unity Party- The primary conservative party (and the perennial third party) of the Megalopolis. Emphasizes community cohesion, a more isolationist foreign policy, political religion (both Catholic and Muslim), and the welfare state. Also tends to back good-government and anti-corruption measures. Have formed coalitions with the WFP before, and one short-lived minority government. Strongest in the suburbs and Staten Island.
Liberal Party- The primary liberal party of Megalopolis. Emphasizes free trade, deregulation, and social disruption. Strongest in financial districts and suburbs.
Working Families Party- The primary socialist party in Megalopolis. Emphasizes co-operative economics, financial regulation, and development of poor neighborhoods. Most popular in Ghettoes and college areas.
Supreme Mayors-
2033-2040- Garrett Millar (Independent- SoHo)
2040-2042- Nina Alvarez (WFP- East Baltimore Central)
2042-2045- Harry McMahon (WFP- Charlestown North)
2045-2050- Garrett Millar (LP- Pawtucket)
2050- Greg Turner (WFP- New and North Haven) and Christopher Mills (U- Nashua)
2050-2051- Greg Turner (WFP- New and North Haven)
2051-2053- Todd Bartlett (LP- Needham-Newton)
2053-2060- Charlotte Lang (WFP- Cambridge North)
2060-2062- Charlotte Lang (WFP- Cambridge North) and Charlie Allen (U- Newport News West)
2062- Charlie Allen (U- Newport News West)
2062-2066- Mitch Williams (LP- Murray Hill)
2066-2067- Dominic Mello (LP- South Philadelphia East)
2067- Trey Washington (WFP- Yankee Stadium)
Elections held in a two-round runoff. City Council has 1,700 seats from districts of the same size.
Unity Party- The primary conservative party (and the perennial third party) of the Megalopolis. Emphasizes community cohesion, a more isolationist foreign policy, political religion (both Catholic and Muslim), and the welfare state. Also tends to back good-government and anti-corruption measures. Have formed coalitions with the WFP before, and one short-lived minority government. Strongest in the suburbs and Staten Island.
Liberal Party- The primary liberal party of Megalopolis. Emphasizes free trade, deregulation, and social disruption. Strongest in financial districts and suburbs.
Working Families Party- The primary socialist party in Megalopolis. Emphasizes co-operative economics, financial regulation, and development of poor neighborhoods. Most popular in Ghettoes and college areas.
Supreme Mayors-
2033-2040- Garrett Millar (Independent- SoHo)
2040-2042- Nina Alvarez (WFP- East Baltimore Central)
2042-2045- Harry McMahon (WFP- Charlestown North)
2045-2050- Garrett Millar (LP- Pawtucket)
2050- Greg Turner (WFP- New and North Haven) and Christopher Mills (U- Nashua)
2050-2051- Greg Turner (WFP- New and North Haven)
2051-2053- Todd Bartlett (LP- Needham-Newton)
2053-2060- Charlotte Lang (WFP- Cambridge North)
2060-2062- Charlotte Lang (WFP- Cambridge North) and Charlie Allen (U- Newport News West)
2062- Charlie Allen (U- Newport News West)
2062-2066- Mitch Williams (LP- Murray Hill)
2066-2067- Dominic Mello (LP- South Philadelphia East)
2067- Trey Washington (WFP- Yankee Stadium)
Bulldoggus
Banned
Ayup. Megalopolis is the most prosperous region of the American Union, stretching from Concord to Virginia Beach. It is widely considered the cultural capital of the AU, and its soccer and baseball leagues are the strongest. It also dominates the financial scene in the AU, and has a vibrant manufacturing industry. The Liberals are associated with the AU liberals, Unity is tied to the DRP (despite the fact that the DRP revels in its own massive corruption while Unity is obsessed with clean politics- the DRP is strange that way), and the WFP works with the Workers party.
Supreme Mayor Washington (the first black Supreme Mayor) was originally appointed by the WFP in 2065 as a caretaker leader, with Supreme Mayor Williams seeming invincible. To everyone's surprise, Williams was implicated in a string of corruption scandals, and Washington ended up beating caretaker Mayor Dom Mello. Mello was replaced as LP leader by Christine Millar (Bethseda-Chevy Chase), and the UP is led by Julian Gregg (St. George).
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Bulldoggus
Banned
Good catch. Also, the big Comic Con (the comic industry died around 2025, then came back 5 years later freed from the morass of lack of innovation and monopolistic distribution) in Megalopolis does call itself "Mega-City One Comic Con".
Political Parties of the Republic of Deseret
The Republic of Deseret is a theodemocracy in the North American Southwest.
Democratic Party
Ideology - Jacksonian Democracy, Orthodox Mormonism, Ameriskepticism
The leading party since the nation was founded, pretty corrupt, but still tends to win most elections.
People's Party
Ideology - Populism, Agrarianism, Bimetallism, Liberalism, Reformed Mormonism, Ameriskepticism
The opposition party, not much difference between them and the Democratic Party, but most don't care.
Progressive Party
Ideology - Progressivism, Social Democracy, Secularism, New Nationalism, Pro-Americanism
A more recent development, the Progressive Party is called by some people to be a form of socialism, but again most don't care. Biggest third party gaining roughly 15% in every election. Wants to bring Deseret into the Union of American States and "Into the Future!" as they tend to say.
Confederalist Party
Ideology - Christian conservatism, Confederalism, Ameriskepticism
Another recent development, a conservative party that is hoping to decentralize the federal government slightly.
Californian National Party
Ideology - California Nationalism, Regionalism, Pro-Americanism, Democratic Socialism, Secularism
A national party in the southern region of Deseret, wants to secede and found the Republic of California and join the UAS.
The Republic of Deseret is a theodemocracy in the North American Southwest.
Democratic Party
Ideology - Jacksonian Democracy, Orthodox Mormonism, Ameriskepticism
The leading party since the nation was founded, pretty corrupt, but still tends to win most elections.
People's Party
Ideology - Populism, Agrarianism, Bimetallism, Liberalism, Reformed Mormonism, Ameriskepticism
The opposition party, not much difference between them and the Democratic Party, but most don't care.
Progressive Party
Ideology - Progressivism, Social Democracy, Secularism, New Nationalism, Pro-Americanism
A more recent development, the Progressive Party is called by some people to be a form of socialism, but again most don't care. Biggest third party gaining roughly 15% in every election. Wants to bring Deseret into the Union of American States and "Into the Future!" as they tend to say.
Confederalist Party
Ideology - Christian conservatism, Confederalism, Ameriskepticism
Another recent development, a conservative party that is hoping to decentralize the federal government slightly.
Californian National Party
Ideology - California Nationalism, Regionalism, Pro-Americanism, Democratic Socialism, Secularism
A national party in the southern region of Deseret, wants to secede and found the Republic of California and join the UAS.
Federal Republic of Mars
Overview:
A political union of the various permanent colonies on Mars formed after they gained their independence from Earth. Well, the American, European, and Japanese ones, anyway - the Russians, Chinese, and Indians have been less willing to let their colonists go their own way.
The FRM is a presidential constitutional republic mostly based on the American model, but with some European influences. The President is both head of government and head of state, and limited to two four-year terms, but is directly elected (none of that Electoral College nonsense), with a two-round system in place to ensure the winner has the majority of the electorate behind them. The legislature (the Martian Global Assembly) is bicameral, with the membership of the lower house (the Chamber of Representatives) representing each colony dome proportionately while the upper house (the Senate) has two members per dome. The Chamber is led by a Speaker, the Senate by a First Consul, both elected by simple majority. Both houses and the President have the power to put forward bills, which require a simple majority in both houses to pass, while the President has veto power (with the Assembly needing a combined two-thirds majority to override).
Political Parties of the FRM:
Martian Sovereignty Party: The party that brought about the colonies' independence and unification. Mostly a broad tent for nationalism and conservatism, has been the leading party since the FRM's inception, but has recently been losing ground.
Popular United Front: An alliance of smaller center-left and left-wing parties. None were able to make ground against the MSP on their own, but together, they have been making headway, getting a majority in the Senate at last election and falling not far from a plurality in the Chamber. Still far off from capturing the presidency, though.
Red Mars Party: Single-issue wank fringe party, who want to stop terraforming of Mars and leaving its "natural beauty" intact. Have never had more than a half-dozen seats in the Chamber, and no Senators.
Overview:
A political union of the various permanent colonies on Mars formed after they gained their independence from Earth. Well, the American, European, and Japanese ones, anyway - the Russians, Chinese, and Indians have been less willing to let their colonists go their own way.
The FRM is a presidential constitutional republic mostly based on the American model, but with some European influences. The President is both head of government and head of state, and limited to two four-year terms, but is directly elected (none of that Electoral College nonsense), with a two-round system in place to ensure the winner has the majority of the electorate behind them. The legislature (the Martian Global Assembly) is bicameral, with the membership of the lower house (the Chamber of Representatives) representing each colony dome proportionately while the upper house (the Senate) has two members per dome. The Chamber is led by a Speaker, the Senate by a First Consul, both elected by simple majority. Both houses and the President have the power to put forward bills, which require a simple majority in both houses to pass, while the President has veto power (with the Assembly needing a combined two-thirds majority to override).
Political Parties of the FRM:
Martian Sovereignty Party: The party that brought about the colonies' independence and unification. Mostly a broad tent for nationalism and conservatism, has been the leading party since the FRM's inception, but has recently been losing ground.
Popular United Front: An alliance of smaller center-left and left-wing parties. None were able to make ground against the MSP on their own, but together, they have been making headway, getting a majority in the Senate at last election and falling not far from a plurality in the Chamber. Still far off from capturing the presidency, though.
Red Mars Party: Single-issue wank fringe party, who want to stop terraforming of Mars and leaving its "natural beauty" intact. Have never had more than a half-dozen seats in the Chamber, and no Senators.
Atlantic Federation
State originating in the United States. It is considered the heir and successor of the United States, retaining many old structures (FBI, CIA) and "democratic values" (freedom of enterprise). It is located in New England, Florida (exclave), Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky, Virginia (including Western), Ohio, Maryland, and New York.
Major Political Parties
Name: Republican Party
Founding: 1854
Ideology: Liberal Conservatism, Civil nationalism.
Overview: At the moment, the ruling party of the Atlantic Federation. They are in favor of "saving American democracy."
Name: Democratic Party
Founding: 1828
Ideology: Market Liberalism, Cultural Liberalism
Overview: The only difference from Republicans is that they are more tolerant of minorities, and they favor more partnership relations with their neighbors. "Loyal opposition"
Name: Green Party
Founding: 2000
Ideology: Pacifism, Direct Democracy, Ecosocialism.
Overview: The nucleus of the left opposition. He stands for rational economic planning, international cooperation, and for the people's participation in public administration. In the paleoconservative press they received the nickname "secret ally of the Soviet puppets from the Cascadia."
Name: Democratic Socialist Federal Party.
Founding: 1982 (how Democratic Socialists of America)
Ideology: Democratic Socialism, Pacifism
Overview: They set as their goal the building of socialism by peaceful means, in spite of the "extremist attitudes of Russians and Chinese".
Name: Libertarian Party
Founding: 1971
Ideology: Libertarianism, Non-interventionism, Cultural liberalism,
Overview: A handful of individualists in the Senate.
Minor parties
(do not have representatives in the Senate and do not participate in the presidential elections, but have seats in the House of Representatives).
(do not have representatives in the Senate and do not participate in the presidential elections, but have seats in the House of Representatives).
Name: Party of the American Christian Renaissance
Founding: 1992
Ideology: American Nationalism, Right Populism, Christian Conservatism, Militarism.
Overview: The party is striving to return the "good old America" and revive the United States. They demand to begin "a great crusade against the godless communist".
Name: Socialist Workers Party of the Atlantic Federation
Founding: 2000
Ideology: Communism, Marxist Feminism, Environmentalism.
Overview:It arose as a result of the unification of several radical left parties in order to form a revolutionary vanguard in the territory of the eastern states. They are accused of "extremism" and "espionage in favor of Russians" (there is no truth to the latter at all).
Name: Revolutionary Labor Party
Founding: 2004
Ideology: Anti-imperialism, Maoism
Overview: The organization is struggling with both imperialism and "revisionism." He is often criticized as "the allies of the Californians" and the puppets of China.
Regional parties
Name: National Congress of the Iroquois.
Founding: 1992
Ideology: Social Democracy, Environmentalism, Interests of the Indigenous Peoples of America.
Overview: Have an influence in the Iroquo Autonomous Republic.
Name: Christian League of Vermont
Founding: 1991
Ideology: Social conservatism, Progressivism in economics.
Overview: It represents the interests of Catholics and the French-speaking minority.
Name: New Afrikan Black Panther Party
Founding: 2005
Ideology: Anti-imperialism, Maoism
Overview: It represents the interests of the African-American population. Focuses on the New African Federative Republic. It is popular in Carolina and Tennessee.
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Bulldoggus
Banned
As someone who skis in VT every weekend, I don't think there's much appetite for Political Christianity there, and I know there's none whatsoever for Political Mormonism in particular. A religious party would be German-type christian democracy, built around Catholicism (of the 33% of Vermonters who are religious, nearly 2/3rds are Catholic).
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Reform Whig (Sir George Osborne) - The faction of the metropolitan elite and commercial interests, recently in a coalition government but now languishing in Opposition as the country stands in splendid isolation outside of the Continental System. They are enthusiastically for free trade, economical and institutional reform, and the maintenance of the 'Concert of Europe'. Heroes: Charles James Fox, Adam Smith, Tom Macaulay
Liberal Tory, "Cameroons" (Sir David Cameron) - The liberal Tories attract the support of the more tolerant and reform-minded gentry, and have recently experienced a resurgence of support among Scottish landowners. They were previously in government until their leader, perceived by the men of the shires as arrogant and aloof, split his party. They favour a pragmatic and gradualist approach to reform, balancing the commercial and landed interests. Heroes: Sir Robert Peel, George Canning, David Hume
Young England (Boris Johnson) - A small faction of romantic dreamers coalescing around a charismatic personality, famous for his literary prowess and unconcealed ambition. They are idealists, combining an enthusiasm for liberal nationalism with nostalgia for a benevolent landed aristocracy. These romantics played a key role in the fall of the last administration and cautiously support the new government. Heroes: Thomas Carlyle, Benjamin Disraeli, Walter Scott
Ultra / Country Tory (Lord Howard) - The Queen's minister and experienced Tory, Lord Howard, leads the current government from the Lords. They are strongly patriotic and represent the broad country interest, with an instinctive distrust of liberal schemes on the Continent and reform. In the past year they have mobilised the populace against 'revolutionary' tendencies within the body politic, and believe social cohesion to be more important than free trade, to the consternation of the economic and commercial men. The extent of the present Prime Minister's hostility to the Continent provoked alarm even in his own Cabinet, however, when he declared his intention to begin a Second Peninsular War. Heroes: The Duke of Wellington, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Whig Barons / The Grand Whiggery (Lord Heseltine) - Aligned with their friends in the Commons, these stately figures seek to frustrate the government's agenda in the Lords. Given the weakness of the Commons Opposition, they are the greatest threat to the current administration. Heroes: Lord Grey, Lord Russell
Radical Whig (Lord Tristram Hunt) - A small grouping generally supportive of the majority Whigs but controversial in their support of constitutional reform and other faddish schemes, believing that politics must adapt to a rapidly changing society. They are eager to emphasise their sympathy with the populace and their differences with the Osbornites, despite their shared metropolitan identity. Heroes: Francis Burdett
Radical Utilitarian (Norman Lamb) - These radicals are obsessed by one thing: institutional reform to secure happiness for the greatest number. They are devotees of the science of government, and their leader has authored a number of pamphlets on the administration of relief, although these have not yet gained an impression among the popular mass. Heroes: Jeremy Bentham, James Mill
Land Reform League (Tim Farron Esq.) - Small in number but determined to be heard, this grouping prioritises local reforms at the parish level, particularly advocating a fairer distribution of land. They are popular among evangelical nonconformists. Heroes: William Cobbett, John Wesley
Scottish Parliamentary Party (Angus Robertson) - The Scottish parliamentarians are a wildcard faction in the current Parliament. It is not known whether they will secure further measures of Home Rule, but the Tories are eager to raise alarm about the possibility of them propping up a Whig administration. Heroes: Robert Burns
Jacobite (Jacob Rees-Mogg) - These rogues favour the restoration of the Stuart monarchy, representing the Anglo-Catholics and other disagreeable elements of the nation. They are stalwart opponents of the great principles of LIBERTY and TOLERATION. Heroes: Bolingbroke, Bonnie Prince Charlie
Reform Whig (Sir George Osborne) - The faction of the metropolitan elite and commercial interests, recently in a coalition government but now languishing in Opposition as the country stands in splendid isolation outside of the Continental System. They are enthusiastically for free trade, economical and institutional reform, and the maintenance of the 'Concert of Europe'. Heroes: Charles James Fox, Adam Smith, Tom Macaulay
Liberal Tory, "Cameroons" (Sir David Cameron) - The liberal Tories attract the support of the more tolerant and reform-minded gentry, and have recently experienced a resurgence of support among Scottish landowners. They were previously in government until their leader, perceived by the men of the shires as arrogant and aloof, split his party. They favour a pragmatic and gradualist approach to reform, balancing the commercial and landed interests. Heroes: Sir Robert Peel, George Canning, David Hume
Young England (Boris Johnson) - A small faction of romantic dreamers coalescing around a charismatic personality, famous for his literary prowess and unconcealed ambition. They are idealists, combining an enthusiasm for liberal nationalism with nostalgia for a benevolent landed aristocracy. These romantics played a key role in the fall of the last administration and cautiously support the new government. Heroes: Thomas Carlyle, Benjamin Disraeli, Walter Scott
Ultra / Country Tory (Lord Howard) - The Queen's minister and experienced Tory, Lord Howard, leads the current government from the Lords. They are strongly patriotic and represent the broad country interest, with an instinctive distrust of liberal schemes on the Continent and reform. In the past year they have mobilised the populace against 'revolutionary' tendencies within the body politic, and believe social cohesion to be more important than free trade, to the consternation of the economic and commercial men. The extent of the present Prime Minister's hostility to the Continent provoked alarm even in his own Cabinet, however, when he declared his intention to begin a Second Peninsular War. Heroes: The Duke of Wellington, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Whig Barons / The Grand Whiggery (Lord Heseltine) - Aligned with their friends in the Commons, these stately figures seek to frustrate the government's agenda in the Lords. Given the weakness of the Commons Opposition, they are the greatest threat to the current administration. Heroes: Lord Grey, Lord Russell
Radical Whig (Lord Tristram Hunt) - A small grouping generally supportive of the majority Whigs but controversial in their support of constitutional reform and other faddish schemes, believing that politics must adapt to a rapidly changing society. They are eager to emphasise their sympathy with the populace and their differences with the Osbornites, despite their shared metropolitan identity. Heroes: Francis Burdett
Radical Utilitarian (Norman Lamb) - These radicals are obsessed by one thing: institutional reform to secure happiness for the greatest number. They are devotees of the science of government, and their leader has authored a number of pamphlets on the administration of relief, although these have not yet gained an impression among the popular mass. Heroes: Jeremy Bentham, James Mill
Land Reform League (Tim Farron Esq.) - Small in number but determined to be heard, this grouping prioritises local reforms at the parish level, particularly advocating a fairer distribution of land. They are popular among evangelical nonconformists. Heroes: William Cobbett, John Wesley
Scottish Parliamentary Party (Angus Robertson) - The Scottish parliamentarians are a wildcard faction in the current Parliament. It is not known whether they will secure further measures of Home Rule, but the Tories are eager to raise alarm about the possibility of them propping up a Whig administration. Heroes: Robert Burns
Jacobite (Jacob Rees-Mogg) - These rogues favour the restoration of the Stuart monarchy, representing the Anglo-Catholics and other disagreeable elements of the nation. They are stalwart opponents of the great principles of LIBERTY and TOLERATION. Heroes: Bolingbroke, Bonnie Prince Charlie
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