Blue Conservative Party (Zamastan)

Blue Conservative Party
Leader	Foley Sakzi
Chairperson	Kaitlin Garan
First Secretary	Larious Maxwell
Founded	October 9, 1823 (1823-22-09)
Headquarters	Tofino, Zamastan
Membership	4,075,000
Ideology	Libertarian
Political position	lean-right
Colors	Blue
Congressional Hall	121 / 421
Congress	105 / 359
Senate	16 / 62
Administrative Governors	9 / 17

The Blue Conservative Party, also referred to as the BCP, is one of the five major political parties in Zamastan, amongst the others being its historic rival, the Green Liberal Party (Zamastan). The party is named after the color of the flags used by the revolutionary abolitionists during the Zamastan War of Independence. Founded by anti-slavery activists, economic modernizers, ex-colonialists and Tomias Hapson supporters in 1823, the BCP largely dominated politics nationally and in the majority of mountainous and rural districts. Currently, the party ideology is new-age conservatism, which contrasts with the Green's liberal platform and progressive wing. The BCP political platform supports lower taxes, free market capitalism, free enterprise, a strong national defense, gun rights, deregulation and restrictions on labor unions, though many members of the party who have gone on to become the President of Zamastan, such as Cassious Castovia and Foley Sakzi, have adopted a varying degree of bipartisan ideology.

Symbols and Imagery

A Tarin sea eagle, the symbol-sake of the BCP

The defining symbol of the Blue Conservative Party is the Tarin sea eagle, the national bird of Zamastan.