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| A political party in Greater [[Docktown]]. It favors a mostly free market and technocratic governance. It is currently the ruling party, holding the Mayor's office and 10 seat plurality (%43) on the Docktown Governing Council. | A political party in Greater [[Docktown]]. It favors a mostly free market and technocratic governance. It is currently the ruling party, holding the Mayor's office and 10 seat plurality (%43) on the Docktown Governing Council. It favors a lawful and orderly society, with minimal to modest government intervention in the market. It is, broadly, a center-right party. One independent member of the DGC, Silverstripe, caucuses with the DPP. While the economy has generally operated adequately under the DPP, they are often criticized for allowing exploitative behavior by powerful business interests, and failing to impose sufficient health and safety regulations. This latter criticism has also come from inside the party. The DPP have often been sharply critical of dissenting voices in politics, but Docktown has an ancient and well-established right to free speech for its citizens, and remains a functioning democracy (some would say in spite of the DPP's efforts.) Flag: {{attachment:dppflag.png}} Political chart (Somewhat of a crude approximation using the Political Compass website to generate an image.): {{attachment:dpp.png}} |
A political party in Greater Docktown. It favors a mostly free market and technocratic governance. It is currently the ruling party, holding the Mayor's office and 10 seat plurality (%43) on the Docktown Governing Council. It favors a lawful and orderly society, with minimal to modest government intervention in the market. It is, broadly, a center-right party. One independent member of the DGC, Silverstripe, caucuses with the DPP.
While the economy has generally operated adequately under the DPP, they are often criticized for allowing exploitative behavior by powerful business interests, and failing to impose sufficient health and safety regulations. This latter criticism has also come from inside the party. The DPP have often been sharply critical of dissenting voices in politics, but Docktown has an ancient and well-established right to free speech for its citizens, and remains a functioning democracy (some would say in spite of the DPP's efforts.)
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