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People's Nationalist Liberation Front
Formation	May 27, 2011
Ideology	Conservatism, capitalism
Chairman	Inglo-Scotia
Membership	2
Colors	Blue
Senate	0/10
Cabinet	0/4
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The People's Nationalist Liberation Front is a political party dedicated to promoting conservative principals within the region of Taijitu.

Values

• That a person's freedom and liberty is absolute up to the point that it threatens peace, order, and good government.
• That society operates as a compact between the dead, the living, and the soon to be. As such the living have the responsibility to manage society in such a way as to respect the contributions of the dead while still moving forward to create a better society for the soon to be.
• That through hard work and effort one can make his or her own way in the world.
• That those most qualified are allowed opportunities to succeed.
• That the individual is to enjoy freedom of conscious, belief, speech, and thought.
• That the individual has the right to private property and free enterprise.
• That as the institutions established to protect the freedoms and liberties of the citizenry the government and Constitution shall be respected and upheld.
• Potatoes.

Internal Structure

• Any Taijitu citizen may apply to join the PNLF by simply expressing his or her desire to join within the Party's HQ thread.
• The chief operator of the PNLF is the Chairman of the PNLF
• The Chairman of the PNLF must be a PNLF member.
• The Chairman of the PNLF serves for a period of four (4) weeks.
• When it comes time to elect a new Chairman any PNLF member may nominate any other PNLF member.
• Any candidate for the position of Chairman of the PNLF must receive a simple majority of all PNLF members voting.
• Members of the PNFL may move for the party to endorse and/or nominate any Taijitu citizen running for public office within the Taijitu government, regardless of the candidate's party affiliation.
• A candidate running for the office of the Delegate that has the nomination of the PNLF does not need to have a running mate that belongs to the PNLF.
• PNLF members are not bound to vote for the candidate in any race that receives the endorsement and/or nomination of the PNLF.
• PNLF members are free to run for any government position even if they do not receive the endorsement and/or nomination of the PNLF.
• All applicants to join the PNLF will be reviewed and approved or rejected by the Chairman of the PNLF.
• Any changes to the Internal Structure of the PNLF may be made with the majority approval of all PNLF members.

A PNLF brand campaign.

History

The PNLF has its roots in both the former Conservative Party of Taijitu and the Q Society.