United Nationalist Party (Icaris)
United Nationalist Party Party | |
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Abbreviation | NAT |
Chairman | Claude Moreau |
Founded | January 1, 2069 |
Headquarters | Paletaph, Icaris |
Ideology | • Nationalism • Populism • Icarisian exceptionalism • Social conservatism • Self-determinism |
Political position | Far-right |
National Parliament | 3 / 42
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The United Nationalist Party is a political pary in The Theocratic States of Icaris. It is a minor party as opposed to the two main parties, the Traditionalists and the Libertists. The UNP currently has 4 seats in the current National Parliament, all being Council of Delegates seats. The identity of the party has been up for debate. The UNP generally aligns heavily with the Traditionalists and Worker's Solidarity Party when looking at nationalization of the economy. But the founder Paul Klaus and notable member Bruce Collingsworth are more anarcho-nationalists in terms of the economy. They align more with the Libertist's economic liberalism.
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History
Across Bjorland in the 2050s and 2060s there was a revival of old Elkton Society ideology of purism and strong nationalism. In Icaris, nationalist sentiment has always been storng and guided its policies on citizenship, immigration, foreign policy even the social market economy. The United Nationalist Party felt the Traditionalist Party had drifted from their original platform. They broke away from the Party because their main goal was not to simply to regulate business, but to nationalize business, reestablish protectionist trade policies, tighten the citizenship process, curb globalization and return to an isolationist foreign policy.
Political Positions
Economic Policies
Business regulation
Consumer protection and privacy
Trade
Labor unions
Taxation
Immigration
Foreign policy and national defense
Social policies
Healthcare
Environmental Policies
Faith and religiosity
Abortion, reproductive rights, LGBT+ and marriage policies
Firearm and private weapon ownership
Drugs and alcohol
Policy | Large/Small | Yes/No | High/Low | Easy/Rigid |
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Government Size | Large | |||
Renewable Energy Dependence | No | |||
Privatized Healthcare System | No | |||
Social Market Economy | Yes | |||
Business Regulation | High | |||
Compellance Laws | Yes | |||
Labor Unions | No | |||
Opt-In Tax System | No | |||
Business Subsidies | Yes | |||
Government Spending | High | |||
Conscription | Yes | |||
Domestic Surveillance on Citizenry | Yes | |||
Citizenship | Rigid | |||
Theocracy | No | |||
Death Penalty | Yes | |||
Government-Sponsored Marriage | Yes | |||
Abortion | Yes | |||
Firearm Regulation | High | |||
Universal Public School | Yes | |||
Isolationist Foreign Policy | Yes | |||
Globalism | No | |||
Free Trade | No | |||
Defense Budget | High |
Trad: 14/23
Lib: 8/20
Work: /23
Nationalist Politicians
(Listed by most recent office held)
Nationalist National Parliament Members
Nationalist Party Chairmen
Name | Years Served |
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1. Paul Klaus |
2069-2074 |
2. Claude Moreau |
2074-2088 |