"Ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country."

• John Fitzgerald Kennedy

And it almost fell at the Alamo Beside the Texas flag, but she waved on though She got cut with a sword at Chancellorsville And she got cut again at Shiloh Hill There was Robert E. Lee, Beauregard, and Bragg And the south wind blew hard on that ragged old flag

• Ragged Old Flag

Flight of the Eagle

The sun of 2026, the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, has risen over the American continent. In November 2024, amid global attention, Donald Trump successfully re-entered the White House, opening the 'MAGA 2.0' era. Immediately after his inauguration, he declared 'Liberation Day' and launched 'Operation Metro Surge,' a massive illegal immigrant deportation operation. In major cities, clashes between protesters and law enforcement filled downtown areas with tear gas smoke. In particular, an incident in Minneapolis sparked nationwide outrage, plunging America into its most severe internal division since the January 6th riots.

The internal situation is fractured into pieces. When the Supreme Court ruled to curb the President's authority to impose tariffs, the White House immediately bypassed them with 'Emergency Executive Orders,' leading to a direct confrontation with the judiciary. Democratic supporters are pouring into the streets shouting 'The End of Democracy,' while Republican hardliners counter-protest, calling it 'Treason by the Deep State.' Social media has become a battlefield of mutual hatred and confirmation bias. Americans now believe different truths regarding the same facts, living in a state of 'Cold Civil War' where dialogue has ceased.

Diplomatic isolation and conflict have reached their peak. The Trump administration introduced 'Universal Baseline Tariffs' that do not distinguish between allies and enemies, declaring a trade war against the world. Friction over defense cost-sharing with the long-time ally European Union (EU) has left NATO's solidarity paper-thin, while South Korea and Japan are also walking a tightrope between 'security bills' and 'trade barriers.' A few days ago, the US Navy directly struck an Iranian tanker near the Strait of Hormuz, causing a Middle East-originated energy crisis to hit the global economy.

Tensions in East Asia are at a breaking point. A summit in Beijing with President Xi Jinping is scheduled, but behind the scenes, the 'Technological Iron Curtain' surrounding AI chips and critical minerals is growing taller. China is expanding maritime fortresses in the West Philippine Sea to pressure US military systems, and Chinese fighters cross the line in the Taiwan Strait daily, escalating tensions. On the Ukrainian front, Kyiv finds itself isolated under pressure from the US to halt aid, while Putin takes advantage of this gap to increase the intensity of energy blackmail against all of Europe.

In this era of great chaos, you must become an American politician outside the establishment and take the fate of this giant empire into your hands. You are an independent challenger who has not yet entered Washington, D.C. You must choose whether to join the ruling Republican Party, which boasts powerful executive force, and become a standard-bearer for 'America First,' or become a relief pitcher for the Democratic Party, which is currently regrouping. Or perhaps you will choose the narrow path of a third party like the Libertarians or the Green Party to break the evils of the two-party system. For a political rookie without a single seat, the walls of Washington will be high and cold, but if your strategy and speeches can win back the hearts of the divided citizenry, you might just prevent the fall of the empire.

Are you ready to make America great again, or perhaps just again? You could make it free, or beautiful. It will be difficult, but you could make it diverse, equal, or sacred. Start your politics now!

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🐘 The Republicans

"Always think of the worst-case scenario. If you prepare for the worst, the best results will follow naturally."

• Donald Trump

And I'm proud to be an American, where at least I know I'm free.

Let's look and find the strong and able leaders It's time we found just how our neighbors stand If we're to win this war with Communism Let's fight it here as well as Vietnam Let's rise as one and meet our obligations

• Ain't I Right?

With President Donald Trump's re-election, the 'MAGA' forces have completely seized the party's mainstream. Traditional free trade and international interventionism have lost power, replaced by strong protectionism, universal tariffs, and thorough nationalism. The party adheres to deregulation for energy independence and a zero-tolerance principle toward illegal immigration. However, potential cracks exist within the party between populists eyeing leadership after Trump and traditional conservatives quietly gathering strength. While the base shows strong cohesion, the party faces risks from judicial challenges and the defection of moderates due to the strengthening of federal authority.

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🫏 The Democrats

"We do not see red states and blue states of division, we see only the United States."

• Joe Biden

Let's say no to hate, no to bigotry.

All together shout it now There's no one who can doubt it now So let's tell the world about it now Happy days are here again

• Happy Days Are Here Again

After suffering a severe crisis following the 2024 election defeat, the party is currently united in an 'Anti-Trump Front' to block the Trump administration's dominance. It puts forward the expansion of the social safety net, response to the climate crisis, and the protection of human rights and diversity as core values. Progressives demand stronger wealth taxes and reforms, while moderates seek to recover governing momentum through centrist pragmatism. They are leading organized resistance to federal policies centered around Blue States, but recovering support from the working class and resolving ideological conflicts between internal factions remain chronic challenges. Big Tech companies and highly educated professionals are their primary funding sources and support base.

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🦔 The Libertarians

"The only proper purpose of government is to protect the individual's rights — life, liberty, and property — from aggression."

• Libertarian Party Platform

Don't Tread on Me!

No debt or inflation, no stealth confiscation No pigs in the trough at the gravy to drink No state education to brainwash our nation No experts dictate what to do, what to think

• National Anthem of Libertaria

As the camp with the most consistent strength among America's third parties, they aim for 'minimal government.' They resist all state power that infringes on individual choice, from gun ownership rights to drug legalization and the abolition of taxes. They criticize the Trump administration's tariff policy as 'economic dictatorship,' but simultaneously view the Democratic Party's welfare policies as 'tax plunder.' Their support base consists mainly of libertarian-leaning youth and Silicon Valley anarchists, targeting voters fed up with the extreme confrontation of the two major parties. However, they have weak organized campaign funding and frequently face conflicts in compromising with real-world politics due to their overly principle-centered stance.

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☘️ The Green Party

"A true leader is not someone who creates more followers, but someone who creates more leaders."

• Ralph Nader

Humanity's desire to dominate nature stems from social forms where humans dominate humans.

This land is your land, and this land is my land From California to the New York Island From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream Waters This land was made for you and me

• This Land Is Your Land

Placing the response to the climate crisis as the top political priority, they advocate for the complete phase-out of the fossil fuel industry and the full implementation of the Green New Deal. They criticize the Democratic Party for being lukewarm on environmental policies due to corporate sponsorship and demand more radical and fundamental restructuring of society. Aiming for pacifism, they strongly oppose US overseas military intervention and increases in defense spending. Their main support base is in college towns and progressive urban renters, and they face pressure for playing the 'Spoiler' role by siphoning votes from the Democratic Party in every election. While their financial power is minimal, they show powerful explosive force in mobilizing public opinion whenever environmental disasters or social inequality issues arise.

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🟪 The Reform Party

"Everyone wants to enjoy the view from the mountaintop, but all growth and achievement happen while you're climbing the mountain."

• Ross Perot

Well, I've never been four trillion dollars in debt.

Crazy For thinking that my love could hold you I'm crazy for trying and crazy for crying And I'm crazy for loving you

• Crazy

Inheriting the legacy of Ross Perot, they criticize the two-party system for being mired in ideological extremism and prioritize 'efficient government operation.' Resolving the fiscal deficit, fair trade, and political reform (lobbying bans and term limits) are their core agendas. Currently, they serve as a platform for independent-minded politicians like RFK Jr. or moderate rationalists pushed out of the two major parties. Because they are not bound by a specific ideology, they can present flexible policies, but conversely, they lack a distinct party identity and tend to disappear from voters' sight when there are no major issues. They have a fragile structure where the party's survival is determined by the presence of a charismatic 'heroic leader.'

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☭ Communist Party USA

"True progress is not achieved by compromising when a crisis hits, but by sticking to principles and struggling alongside the masses."

• Gus Hall

Workers of the world, unite!

'Tis the final conflict; Let each stand in his place. The International working class Shall be the human race!

• The Internationale (English)

The oldest radical left-wing party keeping the banner of 'class struggle' alive in the heart of capitalism. They define the Trump administration's tariff policy as 'infighting among capitalists for the exploitation of workers' and advocate for the nationalization of major industries, universal basic income, and the complete diversion of defense spending to welfare. Their support base includes ultra-progressive youth in large cities, some militant manufacturing unions, and Marxist academics. They face structural constraints such as 'Red Scare' attacks from mainstream media and surveillance by law enforcement, but they possess potential explosive power to threaten the system itself by mobilizing people angry at the existing order during economic depressions or extreme inequality.

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🦅 The Constitution Party

"Liberty is not just about demanding privileges, but about taking responsibility for oneself."

• Howard Jay Phillips

The Party of Integrity, Liberty & Abundance!

It's a damn shame what the world's gotten to For people like me And people like you Wish I could just wake up And it not be true But it is Oh, it is

• Rich Men North of Richmond

An ultra-right conservative party that criticizes even the Republican Party's MAGA line as 'secular and compromising.' They demand a literal application of Constitutional Originalism from the founding era, aiming to extremely reduce federal authority and absolutize the autonomy of state governments. They advocate for strong Christian fundamentalist values such as a total ban on abortion and the abolition of same-sex marriage, and lean toward strong isolationism, including withdrawal from the United Nations (UN). Their support base consists of evangelicals in the Southern 'Bible Belt' and militia groups that reject federal interference. They engage in fierce competition for clarity with the Republican Party over conservative voters, leading a fundamentalist movement to return America to the Puritanical order of its founding.

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🥵 The Birthday Party | Kanye's Fans

"Name one genius that ain't crazy."

• Ye

I don't care what people think, because people don't think.

No one man should have all that power The clock’s ticking, I just count the hours Stop trippin, I'm tripping off the power

• Power

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🐫 The Prohibition Party

"Alcohol is the devil's cup that clouds reason, destroys judgment, and paralyzes moral sensitivity. Temperance is the foundation of virtue, and total abstinence is its perfect form."

• John B. Gough

True freedom exists only within responsibility and moral norms, not in indulgence.

Away, away with rum, by gum With rum, by gum With rum, by gum Away, away with rum, by gum That's the song of the Salvation Army

• Away with Rum

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❔ Independent / Create Your Own

"Sometimes a single decision in a moment changes a life."

• Napoleon Hill

Start your political career now!

Which side are you on boys? Which side are you on? Which side are you on boys? Which side are you on?

• Which Side Are You On?

This is the path to realizing your own political values, unburdened by the cartels and interest groups of the two major parties. You are not bound by any party platform and can become a new alternative by mobilizing the 'silent majority' alienated by both camps. Initially, you may receive explosive attention through a strong fandom or specific issues, but you will face the giant wall of the American winner-take-all election system (First-Past-The-Post). Realistic penalties such as the absence of major donors, the physical limits of candidate registration by district, and media marginalization apply immediately. Your journey will be called 'the hope of democracy' by some and a 'spoiler' helping the opposing camp win by others. It is the highest difficulty path where you must survive in the wilderness solely on your own influence without the protection of an organization.

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Playable

• Republican Party
• Democratic Party
• Libertarian Party
• Green Party
• Reform Party
• Communist Party
• Constitution Party

Considering for Playable

• Prohibition Party

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Only parties registered with the US government have been created. I do not support any specific political party or incite political extremist behavior.