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Progressive Christian Party
Leader	Raphael Warnock
Newspaper	Amos
Student wing	Christian Students of America
Youth wing	Young Progressive Christians
Women's wing	The Progressive Christian Women's Organization
Overseas Wing	Progressive Christians Abroad
LGBT wing	LGBT+ Christians
Workers wing	Christian Workers
Ideology	Progressive Christianity Christian left Christian environmentalism Christian feminism Social gospel Social democracy YIMBYism Pro-nuclear energy Carbon tax Land value tax Four-day workweek Anti-populism Factions: Christian socialism
Political position	Center-left to left-wing
Religion	Christianity
National affiliation	Left coalition
International affiliation	Progressive Alliance
Colors	Dark green
Slogan	"What you have done to the least of these, you did for God"
Seats in Congress	29 / 450
Politics of the United States of America Political parties

Ideology and platform

Economic policy

• Elimination of right-to-work laws.
• Implementation of a federal land value tax.
• Destigmatizing discussions of wages between co-workers.
• Four-day workweek and a six hour workday.
• Free trade and elimination of all tariffs.
• 30% or higher corporate income tax rate.
• Reintroduction of the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program.
• Increasing the federal minimum wage to $15.

Education policy

• Support for universal tuition-free college.

Environmental policy

• Implementation of a federal carbon tax.

Legal policy

• Having state and local judges be appointed rather than elected.
• Revising the Twenty-second Amendment to allow presidents to serve four terms (sixteen years total) instead of two (eight years total).
• Adding a maximum term limit of twenty two-year terms (fourty years total) for members of Congress.
• Imposing a maximum age limit of seventy-five years for government officials.

Social policy

• Legalization and taxation of marijuana, decriminalization of other drugs.
• Abolition of the death penalty, citing early Christian theologians, such as Origen and Athenagoras of Athens, who opposed it.
• Reforming the US criminal justice system into a rehabilitative one like Norway.
• Reimplementing Roe v. Wade.
• Legalizing prostitution, saying that sex workers are people who need help, not punishing or shunning.

Foreign policy

• Renounce the American alliance with Pakistan and strengthen ties with India in exchange for it withdrawing from BRICS and get rid of its partnership with Russia.
• Reform the North Atlantic Treaty Organization into the International Treaty Organization, which will include India, South Korea, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand.
• Help Moldova, Georgia, and Ukraine become members of NATO and the European Union and regain sovereign territories controlled by Russia and the partially recognized states of............

Health policy

• Implementation of universal healthcare, citing Tommy Douglas as an example of a prominent Christian who supported this policy.