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==Ideology== | ==Ideology== |
Revision as of 09:20, 29 April 2020
West Phoenicia Aristocracy Party Aristocracy Party | |
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Abbreviation | AP |
Leader | Baroness Honey Baroda |
Deputy Leader | Blair Ujderwood; 1st Earl of Neptune Hills |
Party President | Lady Athaliah True |
Deputy Party President | Lord Saul Baroda |
Founder | Princess Cleopatra-Maria Bush |
Founded | June 30, 1900 |
Headquarters | Melbourne-Haven, Jackson West Phoenicia |
Youth wing | Young Royalists |
Women's wing | Women's Aristocrat League |
Membership (2020) | 300,000 |
Ideology | Monarchism Social Conservatism Nationalism |
Political position | Right Wing to Far Right |
Colors | Purple |
Slogan | ' |
House of Representatives | 192 / 1,590 |
Senate | 14 / 106 |
Administrative Governors | 2 / 53 |
Election symbol | |
The West Phoenicia Aristocracy Party is a party in West Phoenicia that advocates for social conservatism and rights of the Aristocrat classes and their supporters.
The party supports a class society, with the Monarch holding absolute power.
It is in a Coalition alliance with with; Antebellum Conservative Party, Christian People's Party and the West Phoenicia Segregation Party
The Coalition has been in government since 2011.
History
The West Phoenicia Aristocracy Party is a party in West Phoenicia that advocates for social conservatism and rights of the Aristocrat classes and their supporters.
The party supports a class society, with the Monarch holding absolute power.
The party was founded by Princess Cleopatra-Maria Bush, older sister to reigning King Tiberius Bush II.
The party was founded during a time which the Princess felt that the government was slowly chipping away at the powers of the royal family.
At the time males came before females in the line of succession. Princess Cleopatra-Maria Bush hoped to reform the system from male primogeniture to
Ideology
- Royalism
- Monarchism
- Social Conservatism
- Reactionarism
- Economic interventionism
- Theocracy
- Christian right
- Pagan Right
List of leaders
- Princess Cleopatra-Maria Bush:1900-1910
Policies:
- Tax cuts for members of the Nobility.
- Abolish the inheritance tax
- Abolish the luxury tax
- 7000 new nobility titles within the next five years
- Lower the minimum wage for private jobs
- Abolish the unions
- Incentives for households with 8 or more servants.
- Increased industries in the nation
- Uncapped political donations.
- Maximum time of 12 months for unemployment benefits.
- Increase in military spending
- Extra funding for private hospitals
- Reduction in time served for white collar crimes
- 30% Tax for the working class
- Greater gun control for non-nobility citizens
- Increase in private beaches.
- Create a tourist tax
- Immigration for skilled workers only.
- Implement 'Let them eat cake' act across the Empire
- Revamp the Legal system
- Limit the right to appeal for Treason and Murder to 1 appeal attempt.
- Lift the ivory ban
- Increase cottage industries
- Increase in International Trade Agreements
- Increased funding for Fire and Emergency Services
Governors 2020
Governor | Portrait | City-State | Time in Office | % Carried City-state | Notes |
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Vicount Michael Nguyen | New Tudor | 2nd November 2013 | 60.5% | ||
Lady Bertha Onark | Medieval County | 2nd November 2019 | 80% |
Election Results
House of Representatives | ||||||||
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Election | Leader | Seats won | +/− | Government | Notes | |||
2019 | Baroness Honey Baroda | 192 / 1,590
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Government |