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General Information Country  USA Abbreviation AMP Forum AMP Official Forums Colors Crimson, Gold, Black, White

Political President David Wilson Members 791 ▲ Congress Occupancy 16 seats ▲ Orientation Center-Left Ideology Libertarian

The American Military Party (AMP) is a political party located within the USA which advocates support towards the eUS Military.

Mission Statement

Dedicated to supporting US Soldiers' campaigns to Congress and the Presidency.

Every Military branch has members who are bright and ambitious, capable and willing to do "double duty" by serving in Congress as well as in uniform. Some branches have policies limiting the number of terms a Soldier-Congressman may serve, other branches have zero-tolerance policies on allowing their Soldiers to serve in any political position.

• It is our goal to lobby branch Commanders, the CJCS and JCS members, to loosen restrictions to allow Soldiers in all branches of the US Military to serve in Congress.
• It is our goal to increase the number of Soldier-Congressmen, and maintain a high percentage of Soldiers in Congress.
• Our practice is to promote the idea of increased Military presence in Congress while clarifying the misconception that we seek a *"Military coup" or otherwise hostile takeover of Congress.

• Our practice is to promote and gently solicit Soldiers to run for Congress, and help them work it out with their branch or transfer to another so they may do so.
• Our practice is to promote (level 1) the candidacy of US Soldiers' campaigns to Congress and the Presidency through endorsements (granting use of our Endorsement banner) and normal level text inclusion in the Party newspaper;
• (level 2) also run Ads specifically for them during their campaign;
• and (level 3) also organize mobile voters for them.

The AMP desires not to divide itself along a particular political issue but rather serve as a symbol of unified pro-Military players of many political leanings.

This multi-partisan stance is an important component of the party's broad appeal and potential for future strength.

Party Hierarchy

Round Table Membership History

Climb To Glory

The creation of the American Military Party is attributed to former eUS Army Generals Jameson L. Tai and George Armstrong Custer. The party never met the spotlight of United States politics as United States Military members were most of the times discouraged from participating in the political life. This changed once the Joint Chiefs of Staff/eUS Military found itself at war with the US Congress which began attempting to discredit the eUS Military leadership and the institution itself. This rift was the seed that gave root to The American Military Party.

Once the seed was planted, the party had to rise. It started as a party of 34 two-clickers but in a short time numbered 165 citizens and continued to grow.

Breaking into the top five was something that the party was destined to do. A great team of people consisting of SVV's Hell Jumper, Haliman's The New World Today and Custer's Halls of Montezuma constantly peppered the media with dozens of top rate articles promoting the party and several exceptional terms as PP for Haliman made their destiny a reality. Once into the top 5 the AWP merged with the AMP boosting them into 2nd place behind the elusive top spot which had for so long been owned by the USWP and iNCi. They have achieved 2nd place but the toughest challenge is yet to come:

To become the top Political Party in these United States of America!

American Military Party Congress Members

Official AMP Newspapers

• Cleveland Fleman's Black and White Press
• Haliman's The New World Today
• Israel Stevens's Allied War Report
• David Wilson's The World in Progress

External Links

• The American Military Party Official Forums