Patriotic Alliance
DisbandedThis Party Has Been Disbanded
Platform
Basic Information
A party in the country of Avalon founded in July 2009 (15 years ago)
Description
We stand firm on principle, strong on freedom, and unyielding in defense of our way of life.
"Strong borders build strong nations"
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This party is not a member of any international bloc.
View International Party BlocsLegislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Patriotic Alliance
Rejected Sept. 16, 2009
Capital Punishment Expansion Act of 2009
This change ensures justice for severe crimes.
Capital Punishment Expansion Act of 2009
This change ensures justice for severe crimes.
Votes Cast
How Patriotic Alliance has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Alliance Of Liberals And Democrats
Public Broadcasting Reform Act of 2009
Privatization risks biased news and educational gaps; a small levy ensures fair, high-quality public broadcasting for all.
Public Broadcasting Reform Act of 2009
Privatization risks biased news and educational gaps; a small levy ensures fair, high-quality public broadcasting for all.
on proposal by Imperial League
National Service Mandate Act of 2009
A volunteer army risks understaffing; national service ensures a well-trained, equitable defense force while fostering civic duty and unity.
National Service Mandate Act of 2009
A volunteer army risks understaffing; national service ensures a well-trained, equitable defense force while fostering civic duty and unity.
on proposal by Patriotic Alliance
Capital Punishment Expansion Act of 2009
This change ensures justice for severe crimes.
Capital Punishment Expansion Act of 2009
This change ensures justice for severe crimes.
on proposal by Left Alliance
Religious Neutrality Tax Policy of 2009
Current tax exemptions favor certain religions, creating unfair advantages. Neutral treatment ensures fairness and avoids state entanglement in faith.
Religious Neutrality Tax Policy of 2009
Current tax exemptions favor certain religions, creating unfair advantages. Neutral treatment ensures fairness and avoids state entanglement in faith.