Roscami Democratic Patriotic Front

Roscami Democratic Patriotic Front Tírghráthóir Éadan Roscaoin (Irish)
Chairman	Thomas Jacobs
Executive Committee	List Thomas Jacobs (NCL) Matthew Tonna (NSF) Joseph Trick (TI) Nyck Bradaten (SAP) Zanium van Assfold (LPR) Antonio V. (NSF) Simeon Nikolov (CDCCR) Furkan K Altay (AF)
Founded	14 January 2023 6 March 2023 (remade)
Dissolved	16 January 2022 (first time)
Preceded by	Patriot Coalition
Headquarters	Galway City
Ideology	Majority National conservatism Political Catholicism Anti-Marxism Right-wing nationalism Traditionalism Neo-Fascism National Radicalism Minority Euroscepticism Ergatism Classical liberalism
Religion	Roman Catholicism (official) Eastern Orthodoxy Islam
Trade Union	National Roscami Workers League
Colors	Purple   White   Green Roscami National Colours     (Customary)
President of Roscamistan	1 / 1
Provincial Government	4 / 4
National Congress	12 / 12
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The Roscami Democratic Patriotic Front (RDPF) also known as the Roscami Patriotic Front (RPF) (Irish: Tírghráthóir Éadan Roscaoin (TER)), is a political and mass popular front in the Roscami Federation. The Front is the only polity permitted through Article 10 of the Supreme Constitution of Roscamistan to field candidates for presidential, legislative and gubernatorial elections in Roscamistan.

The idea for the Front was created after Matthew Tonna was inspired by the National Front of East Germany, and from Jacobs’ Popular Front of Unity.

History

First Front

The RDPF was unofficially founded sometime in January 2023, after Matthew Tonna began to plot a scheme against the political left. Soon, Thomas Jacobs and other members of the right-alliance Patriot Coalition. The name Roscami Patriot Front was named, and Jacobs had been selected as its nominal leader. Multiple parties including the Republican Bloc and Sheetfuckery joined, allowing them a place in the plan for Roscamistan.

January referendum and coup

Main article: 2023 Roscami coup d’etat

On the 14th of January, the front formed officially. The day later, the January constitutional referendum was held. The referendum was held on the proposed liberal constitution, which would have reduced the power of the executive drastically and have a near sovereign legislature. This was opposed by the Catholic right for its liberalism.

The referendum results would be released early in the morning on the 16th of January. This would however, result in the Front starting the 2023 Roscami coup d’etat. Matthew Tonna would announce the dissolution of the National Assembly, removal of the left and dissolution of all parties in the state except RDPF ones. The Front also took the new name of the Roscami Democratic Patriotic Front, now announcing that it was in control. However, backlash from the leftwing opposition resulted in the failure of the 16th January coup. Both the Patriot Coalition and the Front dissolved.

On the 17th of January Ali Farrokhzad, the acting President put in charge by Jacobs, conspired with the latter to remove the liberal constitution and the leftwing opposition. By doing this, the nation no longer had a strong opposition. This also resulted in the end of the first front. Jacobs agreed that the RDPF was not yet ready for the state.

Second front

Initially the idea of the RDPF was rejected by President Jacobs, who didn't want a repeat of the events of January 2023. Eventually convinced by his allies, Jacobs included the reintroduction of the RDPF through the then-draft Supreme Constitution. After it came into force, the RDPF was reborn, with Jacobs as Chairman of the Executive Committee, with the United Front as the lead party.

At the start non-RDPF political parties remained in existence, however with the knowledge they had to join the RDPF or face dissolution. On the 23rd of April 2023, all non-RDPF parties dissolved, including the Workers Party. In the coming months, other parties such as the Serious Action Party, the Libertarian Party and others were added to the RDPF. The United Front also renamed itself the National Catholic League.

Structure and role

The RDPF functions as the popular political front of the Roscami Federation. All political parties are legally required to join the Front, failure to do so will result in deregistration. Cultural groups may also ask to join the Front. Its labour wing, the National Roscami Workers League, functions as the official body for workers in the federation.

Each party leader (or a designated representative) serves on the Executive Committee of the Roscami Democratic Patriotic Front. The party leaders elect a Chairman every six months to chair the Committee. The Chairman is simultaneously President of Roscamistan. In the Constitution it is stated that no party may be above another party. In reality, the National Catholic League is the leading party.

Member parties

The RDPF is composed of multiple parties, each with varying ideologies and beliefs.

Name (abbreviation)		Emblem	Ideology	Leader	Province	Foundation	Seats in the National Congress	Provincial Governors
	National Catholic League (NCL)		National Radicalism	Thomas Jacobs	Greater Roscam	17 January 2023	7 / 12	2 / 4
	Tolerantia Internationale (TI)		Statism Social Authoritarianism Parstollism Progressivism Anti-Communism Anti-Fascism	Joseph Trick	Mervustan	7 September 2021 (excluding TI)	1 / 12	0 / 4
	National Salazarist Front (NSF)		Anti-communism Anti-fascism Catholicism Nationalism Conservatism Traditionalism Imperialism	Antonio V.	Galway City	16 January 2023	2 / 12	1 / 4
	Alliance for Freedom (AF)		Altayism	Furkan K. Altay	Greater Roscam	16 January 2023	0 / 12	0 / 4
	Christian Democratic Centrist Coalition of Roscamistan (CDCCR)		Christian Democracy Anti-degeneracy Neutrality	Simeon Nikolov	Greater Roscam	21 January 2023	0 / 12	0 / 4
	Serious Action Party (SAP)		Conservatism Federalism Classical liberalism Anti-communism Pacifism	Nyck Bradaten	Oranmore	20 June 2023	1 / 12	1 / 4
	Libertarian Party (LPR)		Libertarianism Right-Liberalism Social Liberalism	Zanium van Assfold	Greater Roscam	21 July 2023	0 / 12	0 / 4
	Independents (IND)		Varies	None	Varies	18 February 2021	2 / 12	0 / 4
	Democratic Bloc (DB)		Social democracy, Reformism, Liberal democracy, anti-corruption, anti-Zionism, anti-fascism, multiracialism	Azwariq Qadri	Galway City	26 January 2023	0 / 12	0 / 4

Party symbolism

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  First Logo of the Front
  14 January 2023 - 13 March 2023