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===Education===
===Education===
===Foreign policy===
===Foreign policy===
Hutchinson's 1738 campaign promoted an isolationist "Floria First" foreign policy.
In response to the previous sanctions imposed on the country, Hutchinson believed during his campaign and previous administration that reliance on other nations for running the country was a no-go. In his previous administration, Floria traded much less to foreign allies especially after Floria finally left the now dysfunctional [[Raspur Pact]], which proved to be pivotal as Floria, with a now protectionist economic policy, would largely be unaffected by the [[Recession of 1737]].
Hutchinson promised the Florian people that the country would remain unaligned as long as he was in power and that was strongly emphasised during the campaign. The rival SDP was open to opening up Floria again to intermicronational alliances. 
On the [[Streïur uis Faïren]], Hutchinson vowed that defectors caught in Floria who fought for either side would face prosecution and be punished by the death penalty for the reason of "treason to the Greater Florian State". 
Hutchinson has dismissed the [[Confederacy of the Dispossessed]] and has pledged that Floria would no longer be involved in efforts to eliminate the terrorist organisation.
===Immigration===
===Immigration===

Revision as of 21:52, 12 November 2024

Floria First!

Official campaign logo
Campaign Year 1738
Campaign Name Floria First!
Party Name United Party of the Republic
Party Leader Michael Hutchinson
Campaign Slogan Floria First!
Campaign Launch Date 1732
Headquarters Dragonmoor,Southland
Political Alignment
  • Economic:
  • Social:
  • Geography:
  • Cultural:
Seats 270
Key Surrogates Michael Hutchinson
Ronald Trueman Jr.
Regions Visited Republican safe states
Ontario
Mesoun

Floria First! is the official campaign for Michael Hutchinson's attempt for a second term as Florian President. After a successful first term as President, Hutchinson was once again put forward as the presidential nominee for the UPR in its 1736 Convention in Hutchinson's home state of Pentucky. Vice President and running mate Ronald Trueman Jr. was once again put forward as the secondary part of the ticket.

Background

Convention

Political positions

Abortion

Economy

Education

Foreign policy

Hutchinson's 1738 campaign promoted an isolationist "Floria First" foreign policy.

In response to the previous sanctions imposed on the country, Hutchinson believed during his campaign and previous administration that reliance on other nations for running the country was a no-go. In his previous administration, Floria traded much less to foreign allies especially after Floria finally left the now dysfunctional Raspur Pact, which proved to be pivotal as Floria, with a now protectionist economic policy, would largely be unaffected by the Recession of 1737.

Hutchinson promised the Florian people that the country would remain unaligned as long as he was in power and that was strongly emphasised during the campaign. The rival SDP was open to opening up Floria again to intermicronational alliances.

On the Streïur uis Faïren, Hutchinson vowed that defectors caught in Floria who fought for either side would face prosecution and be punished by the death penalty for the reason of "treason to the Greater Florian State".

Hutchinson has dismissed the Confederacy of the Dispossessed and has pledged that Floria would no longer be involved in efforts to eliminate the terrorist organisation.

Immigration