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Nationalist Party | |
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| Leader | Senator Thomas Dunedin |
| Deputy Leader | Natasha Whyte |
| Founder | Senator Thomas Dunedin |
| Founded | 2000 |
| Headquarters | Magnolia Way, Savannah Grove;West Phoenicia |
| Youth wing | Young Nationalists |
| Membership (2020) | 150,000 |
| Ideology | • Right Wing to Far Right • Nationalism |
| Colors | Aqua |
| House of Representatives | 80/ 1590 |
| Senate | 5/ 106 |
| Governors | 3/ 53 |
History
Ideology
List of leaders
Policies:
- End to immigration
- Illegal asylum seekers to be sent home.
- Jobs for West Phoenicians first
- National anthem played in every school and work place.
- Increased tariff for foreign imports.
- Increased pensions for those over 60
- Increased in military personnel, equipment and budget.
- Pull out of the World Assembly
- Job training for the unemployed.
- Increased military service for unemployed.
- Slash unnecessary services and government departments.
- Right to bear arms
- Tougher sentences for crimes
- More Police on the streets to protect citizens.
- Encourage small businesses.
- Flat tax rate of 15%.
- Additional crimes added to the Capital Punishment Act.
- Increase the minimum wage.
- Increased funding to fight terrorism.
- Additional manpower to The West Phoenician Security and Intelligence Organisation.
- $25,000 first home payment deposit for low income workers.
- Increase in industries, raising the export quota.
- Increased public transport systems.
- Better access to hospitals and transport in country and rural areas.
- Farmer subsidies
- Funding for Flood and Drought relief