Republic Party of Wiltshire - Revision history

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	The '''Republic Party''' was created on 25 December 3025 by [[Governor-General of Wiltshire\|governor-general]]-elect [[Ray Banes]] as a merger and formal unification of the Conservative and Liberal parties. The two parties served in a coalition together, under [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|prime minister]] [[Audrick Hill]], before proposing the cornerstone piece of legislation of the Republic party: the [[Secular Bill of Rights]], which passed into law on 25 December. The bill divided the Conservatives and risked to bring down Audrick Hill's government, with the subsequent merger being used to support the continuation of Hill's administration until the [[3026 Wiltshire general election\|3026 general election]].		The '''Republic Party''' was created on 25 December 3025 by [[Governor-General of Wiltshire\|governor-general]]-elect [[Ray Banes]] as a merger and formal unification of the Conservative and Liberal parties. The two parties served in a [[Fourth Hill Ministry\|coalition]] together, under [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|prime minister]] [[Audrick Hill]], before proposing the cornerstone piece of legislation of the Republic party: the [[Secular Bill of Rights]], which passed into law on 25 December. The bill divided the Conservatives and risked to bring down Audrick Hill's government, with the subsequent merger being used to support the continuation of Hill's administration until the [[3026 Wiltshire general election\|3026 general election]].

	The party is a liberal conservative secularist party on the centre-right of the ideological spectrum. Its leadership structure is unique, with three co-leaders forming a leadership council (Ray Banes, Audrick Hill, and Amy Raab). Ahead of the 3026 election, Hill was selected as the Republican prime ministerial candidate. The party's main ideological opponents are the Commonwealth party, the Concord party, and the Covalence party.		The party is a liberal conservative secularist party on the centre-right of the ideological spectrum. Its leadership structure is unique, with three co-leaders forming a leadership council (Ray Banes, Audrick Hill, and Amy Raab). Ahead of the 3026 election, Hill was selected as the Republican prime ministerial candidate. The party's main ideological opponents are the Commonwealth party, the Concord party, and the Covalence party.

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	The '''Republic Party''' was created on 25 December 3025 by [[Governor-General of Wiltshire\|governor-general]]-elect [[Ray Banes]] as a merger and formal unification of the Conservative and Liberal parties. The two parties served in a coalition together, under [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|prime minister]] [[Audrick Hill]], before proposing the cornerstone piece of legislation of the Republic party: the [[Secular Bill of Rights]], which passed into law on 25 December. The bill divided the Conservatives and risked to bring down Audrick Hill's government, with the subsequent merger being used to support the continuation of Hill's administration until the [[3026 Wiltshire general election\|3026 general election]].		The '''Republic Party''' was created on 25 December 3025 by [[Governor-General of Wiltshire\|governor-general]]-elect [[Ray Banes]] as a merger and formal unification of the Conservative and Liberal parties. The two parties served in a coalition together, under [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|prime minister]] [[Audrick Hill]], before proposing the cornerstone piece of legislation of the Republic party: the [[Secular Bill of Rights]], which passed into law on 25 December. The bill divided the Conservatives and risked to bring down Audrick Hill's government, with the subsequent merger being used to support the continuation of Hill's administration until the [[3026 Wiltshire general election\|3026 general election]].

	The party is a liberal conservative secularist party on the centre-right of the ideological spectrum. Its leadership structure is unique, with three co-leaders forming a leadership council (Ray Banes, Audrick Hill, and Amy Raab). Ahead of the 3026 election, Hill was selected as the Republican prime ministerial candidate. The party's main ideological opponents are the ~~Socialist~~ party ~~and the Covalence party. Defectors from the Conservative party attempted to form their own~~, ~~pro-Christian party in response to~~ the ~~Republic~~ party~~'s creation~~, ~~though this failed to meet the requirements as set out by~~ the party ~~standards committee, led by Ray Banes~~.		The party is a liberal conservative secularist party on the centre-right of the ideological spectrum. Its leadership structure is unique, with three co-leaders forming a leadership council (Ray Banes, Audrick Hill, and Amy Raab). Ahead of the 3026 election, Hill was selected as the Republican prime ministerial candidate. The party's main ideological opponents are the Commonwealth party, the Concord party, and the Covalence party.

Tarkin at 21:44, 27 December 2025

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	The '''Republic Party''' was created on 29 December 3025 by [[Governor-General of Wiltshire\|governor-general]]-elect [[Ray Banes]] as a merger and formal unification of the Conservative and Liberal parties. The two parties served in a coalition together, under [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|prime minister]] [[Audrick Hill]], before proposing the cornerstone piece of legislation of the Republic party: the [[Secular Bill of Rights]], which passed into law on 25 December. The bill divided the Conservatives and risked to bring down Audrick Hill's government, with the subsequent merger being used to support the continuation of Hill's administration until the [[3026 Wiltshire general election\|3026 general election]].		The '''Republic Party''' was created on 25 December 3025 by [[Governor-General of Wiltshire\|governor-general]]-elect [[Ray Banes]] as a merger and formal unification of the Conservative and Liberal parties. The two parties served in a coalition together, under [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|prime minister]] [[Audrick Hill]], before proposing the cornerstone piece of legislation of the Republic party: the [[Secular Bill of Rights]], which passed into law on 25 December. The bill divided the Conservatives and risked to bring down Audrick Hill's government, with the subsequent merger being used to support the continuation of Hill's administration until the [[3026 Wiltshire general election\|3026 general election]].

	The party is a liberal conservative secularist party on the centre-right of the ideological spectrum. Its leadership structure is unique, with three co-leaders forming a leadership council (Ray Banes, Audrick Hill, and Amy Raab). Ahead of the 3026 election, Hill was selected as the Republican prime ministerial candidate. The party's main ideological opponents are the Socialist party and the Covalence party. Defectors from the Conservative party attempted to form their own, pro-Christian party in response to the Republic party's creation, though this failed to meet the requirements as set out by the party standards committee, led by Ray Banes.		The party is a liberal conservative secularist party on the centre-right of the ideological spectrum. Its leadership structure is unique, with three co-leaders forming a leadership council (Ray Banes, Audrick Hill, and Amy Raab). Ahead of the 3026 election, Hill was selected as the Republican prime ministerial candidate. The party's main ideological opponents are the Socialist party and the Covalence party. Defectors from the Conservative party attempted to form their own, pro-Christian party in response to the Republic party's creation, though this failed to meet the requirements as set out by the party standards committee, led by Ray Banes.

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The '''Republic Party''' was created on 29 December 3025 by [[Governor-General of Wiltshire|governor-general]]-elect [[Ray Banes]] as a merger and formal unification of the Conservative and Liberal parties. The two parties served in a coalition together, under [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire|prime minister]] [[Audrick Hill]], before proposing the cornerstone piece of legislation of the Republic party: the [[Secular Bill of Rights]], which passed into law on 25 December. The bill divided the Conservatives and risked to bring down Audrick Hill's government, with the subsequent merger being used to support the continuation of Hill's administration until the [[3026 Wiltshire general election|3026 general election]].

The party is a liberal conservative secularist party on the centre-right of the ideological spectrum. Its leadership structure is unique, with three co-leaders forming a leadership council (Ray Banes, Audrick Hill, and Amy Raab). Ahead of the 3026 election, Hill was selected as the Republican prime ministerial candidate. The party's main ideological opponents are the Socialist party and the Covalence party. Defectors from the Conservative party attempted to form their own, pro-Christian party in response to the Republic party's creation, though this failed to meet the requirements as set out by the party standards committee, led by Ray Banes.