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Liberal Meritocratic Alliance

Disbanded

This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 11 March 2026 at 12:01 PM. 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 has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.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 Rheinland founded in July 2008 (16 years ago)

Description

A centrist, technocratic party. We are building a nation of open minds and markets free of coercion, communalism and superstition, where individuals rise by merit and competition fuels growth.

"Where Ambition Meets Opportunity"

Core Pillars

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Free market
Private ownership and competition
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Individual liberty
Maximize personal freedom
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Secular governance
Separation of church and state
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Education priority
Invest in schools and universities
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In Opposition
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Poor Branding
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Committed to Democracy

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Party members and political operatives

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Liberal Meritocratic Alliance

Proposed by Liberal Meritocratic Alliance
Rejected Oct. 11, 2008

Flexible Language Use Act of 2008

A rigid single-language policy excludes non-native speakers and limits government efficiency unnecessarily. Languages used by different institutions should be chosen …

Proposed by Liberal Meritocratic Alliance
Rejected Sept. 15, 2008

Education Reform Act of 2008

Religious education, while optional, is still in state schools. This should be changed to promote critical thinking and cut unnecessary …

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Votes Cast

How Liberal Meritocratic Alliance has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Sept. 17, 2010
on proposal by Socialist Rheinland

Immigration and Surveillance Reform Act of 2010

To balance immigration with national capacity, strengthen citizenship integrity, ensure targeted security without overreach, and protect citizens' data from corporate …

Voted Sept. 16, 2010
on proposal by The Christian Democrats

Internet Deregulation Act of 2010

Current regulations stifle innovation and free speech. A completely unregulated internet ensures maximum freedom and public access to all ideas.

Voted Sept. 16, 2010
on proposal by The Christian Democrats

Internet Deregulation Act of 2010

Current regulations stifle innovation and free speech. A completely unregulated internet ensures maximum freedom and public access to all ideas.

Voted Aug. 25, 2010
on proposal by Liberal Center

Marijuana Decriminalization Act of 2010

Decriminalization reduces unnecessary arrests, saves law enforcement resources, and promotes racial equity while still discouraging excessive use.

Voted Aug. 25, 2010
on proposal by The Christian Democrats

National Service Mandate for sefety Act of 2010

A volunteer army risks understaffing; national service ensures a skilled, diverse force while fostering civic duty and shared sacrifice.

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