Centrist Radical Party (Gapla)

Centrist Radical Party
Leader	Clayton Walker
Ideology	Radical centrism Liberal conservativism
Political position	Center-right
European affiliation	European People's Party (unofficial)
Council of Ministers	0 / 6

The Centrist Radical Party (CRP) is a radical centrist, liberal conservative, and center-right political party in the Federated States of Gapla. It was founded on 5 October 2021 by Clayton Walker, and has assumed a minor role in Gaplan politics.

Notable members

Clayton Walker is someone who has experience with micronational politics. He was the head of the PDP (People's Democracy Party) of the micronational Discord server "The Republic" and was the General Secretary of the People's Republic of Andzay.

Lincoln Jolly is described as a natural strategist who is skilled at navigating out of any sticky situation. He was the president of the micronational Discord server "The Republic." He also has experience with micronational politics, serving as the Prime Minister of the Sand Kingdom of Andzay as well as being the founder and chairman of the People's Republic of Andzay.

Policies

In its official platform, the party describes five priorities as its main goals in governance. These priorities are listed below.

• Anti-poverty (stopping poverty)
• Military reform (getting the military back into shape)
• Freedom of media (post whatever you like in respected places)
• Economic policies (growing Gapla's economy)
• Corporate freedom (the freedom for companies to grow bigger)

History

The CRP was first founded as the Communist Party of Social Unity by Clayton Walker on 2 August 2021.

After taking a political compass test, Walker realized that he was taking a wrong turn in politics. On the 4 October 2021, Walker became a Member for Parliament for Mogollon in the Chamber of Representatives. However, this was the only seat the party has ever held in a national legislature. The party supported the Free Rightist Party as a member of the Anti-Socialist Alliance in the 2022 Gaplan general election, but failed to win any seats from the party list, particularly because it strongly supported FRP candidates.