Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon

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This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 5 April 2026 at 8:59 AM. All historical data (proposals, votes, laws, etc.) has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Charlemont founded in December 2011 (13 years ago)

Description

We are humble servants of the Lord. We seek to create heaven on earth.

"One god! One nation!"

Core Pillars

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Religion in government
Religious beliefs should guide society
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Education priority
Invest in schools and universities
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Support older people
Support healthcare, retirement benefits, and quality of life for older people
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National identity
Prioritize national culture
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In Opposition
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Great Branding
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Committed to Democracy

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon

Proposed by Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon
Rejected June 29, 2012

2ΒΊ Omnimus Act of 2012

This proposal is a conglomerate of different reforms to take Charlemon into the future.

Proposed by Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon
Rejected Dec. 27, 2012

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Proposed by Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon
Rejected April 4, 2012

Omnimus Act of 2012

This proposal is a conglomerate of different reforms to take Charlemon into the future.

Proposed by Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon
Rejected Feb. 23, 2012

Fiscal reform of charity of 2011

Taxing charity is taking money from the poor and homeless.

Votes Cast

How Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Dec. 25, 2011
on proposal by Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon

Fiscal reform of charity of 2011

Taxing charity is taking money from the poor and homeless.

Voted Dec. 25, 2011
on proposal by Sovereign Unity Movement

Digital Content Responsibility Act of 2011

Increasing illegal content and data risks demands stronger safeguards to protect users, especially children, while maintaining a balanced digital economy.

Voted Dec. 25, 2011
on proposal by Leftist League

Families First Bill of 2011

To improve family bonds, housing affordability, and youth safety through stronger parental leave, social housing, and targeted curfews.

Voted Dec. 25, 2011
on proposal by Sovereign Unity Movement

Public Broadcasting Funding Modernization of 2011

Strengthen public broadcasting with robust funding to deliver high-quality, ad-free content addressing diverse needs and countering commercial biases.

Voted Dec. 25, 2011
on proposal by Leftist League

Criminal Reformation Act of 2011

Decriminalizing marijuana reduces unnecessary arrests and expunges records, while limiting the death penalty to premeditated murder ensures justice and fairness.

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