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In terms of social policy, the party was [[Wikipedia:National conservatism|national conservative]], | In terms of social policy, the party was [[Wikipedia:National conservatism|national conservative]], and opposed legal [[Wikipedia:Same-sex marriage|same-sex marriage]], [[Wikipedia:Abortion rights|abortion rights]], [[Wikipedia:Euthanasia|euthanasia]], [[Wikipedia:Gender self-identification|gender self-identification]], and [[Wikipedia:Affirmative action|affirmative action]]. It was [[Wikipedia:Religious nationalism|religious nationalist]] across traditionalist [[Wikipedia:Christianity|Christianity]] and [[Wikipedia:Islam|Islam]]. The party was skeptical of [[Wikipedia:Immigration|immigration]], and opposed drug legalization and prostitution. Some members were accused of [[Wikipedia:Antisemitism|antisemitism]] and [[Wikipedia:Ethnic nationalism|ethnic nationalism]]. | ||
In terms of economic policy, the party supported a capitalist economy with government regulation, | In terms of economic policy, the party supported a capitalist economy with government regulation, and opposed [[Wikipedia:Socialism|socialism]] and [[Wikipedia:Communism|communism]]. | ||
The party promoted [[Cristus|Cristarian]] regionalism. | The party promoted [[Cristus|Cristarian]] regionalism. | ||
Revision as of 21:23, 27 April 2026
Righteous Reformist Party | |
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| Leader | Connor Klinkosch |
| Founder | Connor Klinkosch |
| Ideology | Right-wing populism Cristarian regionalism National conservatism Religious nationalism Factions: Neo-fascism |
| Political position | Right-wing |
| European affiliation | Patriots for Europe (unofficial) |
| Provisional Government | 3 / 8
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The Righteous Reformist Party (RRP), briefly known as the Christian Green Party (CGP) in 2025, was a right-wing populist, Cristarian regionalist, national conservative, and religious nationalist political party in the Federated States of Gapla.
Founded in 2023, the party had major influence in Gaplan politics. While the party was officially dissolved on 2 February 2026 following the split of the National Renewal Party, it continued to operate unofficially as a political group until 5 February 2026, when Connor Klinkosch and Mustafa Hussein founded the Gaplan National Party.
History
Ideology and platform
In terms of social policy, the party was national conservative, and opposed legal same-sex marriage, abortion rights, euthanasia, gender self-identification, and affirmative action. It was religious nationalist across traditionalist Christianity and Islam. The party was skeptical of immigration, and opposed drug legalization and prostitution. Some members were accused of antisemitism and ethnic nationalism.
In terms of economic policy, the party supported a capitalist economy with government regulation, and opposed socialism and communism.
The party promoted Cristarian regionalism.