THE AMERICANS 

Political Party

The Americans Political Party.

Locked in:

•  America First, always. No foreign aid unless it buys us leverage

1.  America First, always. No foreign aid unless it buys leverage—strategic, not charity.

2.  Borders sealed. Mass deportations, no amnesty, no exceptions.

3.  English-only in government, courts, schools. No bilingual ballots, no translators on payroll.

4.  Guns stay legal. Second Amendment absolute—concealed carry nationwide, no red-flag laws.

5.  Taxes stay low. Flat 15% income tax max, zero corporate loopholes.

6.  Christianity in public life—no apologies. School prayer optional but protected, crosses on public land allowed.

7.  Abortion ends at viability. States decide—federal ban on late-term nationwide.

8.  Energy independence first. Drill, frack, nuclear—zero net-zero mandates.

9.  Election integrity locked. Voter ID mandatory, paper ballots, same-day counts, no mail-in unless military/overseas.

10.  No globalism. Exit UN, WTO if they interfere—America decides its rules.

Membership requirements (non-negotiable):

•  U.S. citizen, 18+, born on American soil or naturalized legally.

•  Swear oath to the Constitution—verbatim, no edits.

•  No criminal record (felony or misdemeanor involving violence/fraud).

•  No dual citizenship—renounce any foreign passport on joining.

•  Annual dues: twenty-five dollars—covers basics, no excuses.N/A At the Moment

•  Publicly affirm the 10-point Charter—video statement required, uploaded to party site.

That’s it.

You in?

Qualifying as a national party committee

Federal law defines a national committee as an organization which, by virtue of the bylaws of a political party, is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the party at the national level, as determined by the Commission. A committee should seek an FEC advisory opinion (AO) to verify that it has attained national committee status before taking advantage of the expanded contribution and expenditure limits that apply to a qualified national committee. The Commission will decide whether the committee or the party has demonstrated sufficient national-level activity to qualify, based on the criteria listed below:

The party’s ballot access efforts must extend beyond the presidential races to races for the U.S. Congress. The party must have a sufficient number of party-designated federal candidates on the ballot in a sufficient number of states in different geographic areas to meet this requirement; The committee must engage in activities such as voter registration drives on an ongoing basis (rather than with respect to a particular election); A national committee must publicize, on a national basis, issues of importance to the party and its adherents such as through print or on a party website. This activity might involve publishing the party’s philosophy and positions, issuing press releases and distributing a national newsletter; and Other factors which indicate that a party committee has attained national status include holding a national convention; setting up national headquarters; and establishing state party committees.