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After the rally, the political group quickly gained support in the right wing spheres of the country, and even won over some conservative members of the [[People's Party (Aquitayne)|People's Party]]. It became somewhat of a {{wpl|tea party}}-esque entity; not being its own political party but having the support of traditional political members. This would not last, however, when in 2016 some Nation First members organized a {{wpl|political action committee}} and used this platform to fund and host the [[First Nation First Congress]], on June 12th, 2016. This congress discussed issues facing the nation and set forward an official party plan to tackle these issues, and officially called for the registering of Nation First as a political entity with the government. | After the rally, the political group quickly gained support in the right wing spheres of the country, and even won over some conservative members of the [[People's Party (Aquitayne)|People's Party]]. It became somewhat of a {{wpl|tea party}}-esque entity; not being its own political party but having the support of traditional political members. This would not last, however, when in 2016 some Nation First members organized a {{wpl|political action committee}} and used this platform to fund and host the [[First Nation First Congress]], on June 12th, 2016. This congress discussed issues facing the nation and set forward an official party plan to tackle these issues, and officially called for the registering of Nation First as a political entity with the government. | ||
Nation First's online presence dominates the social spheres, and is arguably much more pronounced than their liberal counterparts. The Nation First party is campaigning in the [[2017 Aquitaynian General Election]], and are expected to win at least fifteen seats in the House of Commons. | Nation First's online presence dominates the social spheres, and is arguably much more pronounced than their liberal counterparts. The Nation First party is campaigning in the [[Aquitaynian general election, 2017|2017 Aquitaynian General Election]], and are expected to win at least fifteen seats in the House of Commons. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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Nation First | |
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| NF logo | |
| Party Chair | Evelyn Varys |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Preceded by | None |
| Headquarters | 682 North Government Street, Telora, 29-045 |
| Student wing | University Fighters |
| Youth wing | Young Fighters of Aquitayne |
| Membership (2014) | 4.2 million |
| Ideology | fiscal conservatism, nationalism, statism, social democracy, white-supremacism, neo-fascism, isolationst, protectionist, nativisim, antifeminism, right-wing populism |
| International affiliation | None |
| Colors | |
| House of Lords | 0 / 124
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| House of Commons | 30 / 786
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| Website | |
| www | |
The Nation First movement is a right wing political organization in Aquitayne who's stated goal is the preservation of native Aquitaynians in a world that "attempts to dilute the pure people with minorities". The Nation First movement was born in 2011, when major legislation was announced surrounding immigration policy in Aquitayne. Specifically, the party formed after the Royalist government announced major immigration reform that would allow 15,000 more refugees and non-skilled workers into the nation annually. The origins of Nation First have been traced to the online sphere, and was not a physical, organized political entity until 2015, when the "Nation First Rally" was held in Telora.
After the rally, the political group quickly gained support in the right wing spheres of the country, and even won over some conservative members of the People's Party. It became somewhat of a tea party-esque entity; not being its own political party but having the support of traditional political members. This would not last, however, when in 2016 some Nation First members organized a political action committee and used this platform to fund and host the First Nation First Congress, on June 12th, 2016. This congress discussed issues facing the nation and set forward an official party plan to tackle these issues, and officially called for the registering of Nation First as a political entity with the government.
Nation First's online presence dominates the social spheres, and is arguably much more pronounced than their liberal counterparts. The Nation First party is campaigning in the 2017 Aquitaynian General Election, and are expected to win at least fifteen seats in the House of Commons.