Difference between revisions of "Conservative Party of Sel Appa"
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Latest revision as of 21:03, 10 September 2007
The Canservative Party of Sel Appa (French: Parti conservateur de Sel Appa) is a political party in Sel Appa, currently led by Alan Grant. At the parliamentary elections on 27 March 2005, the party gained 10.8% of the vote and 38 of 351 seats, becoming the fifth-largest party in Parliament. The party has weakened somewhat since the election.
Views
- Abortion: Oppose
- Death Penalty: Support
- Drugs: Ban
- Economic System: Limited government intervention (break monopolies)
- Education: Supports competition by using vouchers for one of several area schools
- Environmentalism: Fair balance between industrial growth and conservation
- Euthanasia: Oppose
- Gun Control: Concealed carry
- Immigration Policies: Tight borders with limited entry
- Income Tax: Low on all classes with breaks and incentives
- Prostitution: Oppose
- Religion: Government stay out of religion
- Social Security: Limited assistance to unemployed
- United Nations: Limited support
Symbols
The Conservative Party is typically represented with a bull. Blue is the official color of the Conservative Party.
