Federalist
DisbandedThis Party Has Been Disbanded
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Thornreach founded in November 2008 (16 years ago)
Description
The Federalist Party stands for people and businesses operating freely, both in Thornreach and abroad. It argues for checks on state power; free markets; democratic decision-making and individual liberty. The State should help facilitate entrepreneurship; excessive regulation is state overreach.
"Liberty and Progress"
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Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Federalist
Enacted Feb. 2, 2010
Gambling Liberalization Act of 2009
Current restrictions limit economic growth and consumer choice. Liberalizing gambling creates jobs, boosts tax revenue, and aligns with modern trends.
Gambling Liberalization Act of 2009
Current restrictions limit economic growth and consumer choice. Liberalizing gambling creates jobs, boosts tax revenue, and aligns with modern trends.
Enacted Jan. 5, 2010
Alcohol and Tobacco Act of 2009
An act relaxing regulation on alcohol and tobacco consumption and bringing age limits in line with the age of consent.
Alcohol and Tobacco Act of 2009
An act relaxing regulation on alcohol and tobacco consumption and bringing age limits in line with the age of consent.
Enacted Jan. 4, 2010
Immigration and Investment Act of 2009
An act to liberalise immigration in Thornreach while maintaining protections for domestic workers, and allowing for Foreign Investment in our …
Immigration and Investment Act of 2009
An act to liberalise immigration in Thornreach while maintaining protections for domestic workers, and allowing for Foreign Investment in our economy.
Enacted Oct. 26, 2009
"Freedom on the Net" Policy of 2009
In this Policy Paper, the Federalist Party outlines its internet and data protections policy, advocating for protections for users while …
"Freedom on the Net" Policy of 2009
In this Policy Paper, the Federalist Party outlines its internet and data protections policy, advocating for protections for users while reducing pointless and economically damaging regulation.
Enacted Oct. 7, 2009
"Freedom to Work" Policy of 2009
In this Policy Paper, the Federalist Party outlines its economic policy, advocating for protections for workers while reducing constraints on …
"Freedom to Work" Policy of 2009
In this Policy Paper, the Federalist Party outlines its economic policy, advocating for protections for workers while reducing constraints on small businesses; and allowing younger people to work apprenticeships.
Votes Cast
How Federalist has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Justice
Renewable Energy Priority Act of 2010
Current 'balanced energy mix' mandates delay renewable adoption, slowing progress toward clean energy goals and public health benefits.
Renewable Energy Priority Act of 2010
Current 'balanced energy mix' mandates delay renewable adoption, slowing progress toward clean energy goals and public health benefits.
on proposal by Unity
Workers' Rights and Housing Reform Act of 2010
These changes ensure fair wages, worker protections, and affordable housing by prioritizing public benefit over corporate interests, creating a more …
Workers' Rights and Housing Reform Act of 2010
These changes ensure fair wages, worker protections, and affordable housing by prioritizing public benefit over corporate interests, creating a more equitable society.
on proposal by Integrationist
Citizenship Act of 2010
We feel that law is too restrictive. 2 years would save us better
Citizenship Act of 2010
We feel that law is too restrictive. 2 years would save us better
on proposal by Integrationist
Environment Restoration Act of 2010
We need to restore strengthened environmental protection/
Environment Restoration Act of 2010
We need to restore strengthened environmental protection/
on proposal by Progressives
Youth Employment Law Reform Act of 2010
This change balances child protection with workforce readiness, allowing part-time work at 16 while safeguarding younger children from exploitation.
Youth Employment Law Reform Act of 2010
This change balances child protection with workforce readiness, allowing part-time work at 16 while safeguarding younger children from exploitation.