Patriot Party

Patriot Party
 			
Patriot Party 			
Chairman: Daniel Gus 			
Ideology: Nationalism, States Rights, Agrarianism, Anti-Federalist, Anti-Elitist, Anti-Semitic, Casual Xenophobia, Patriarchical system preservation, Pro-White, Nullification			
Founded: June 30, 1796 			
Color: Maroon 			
The Patriot Party was founded on June 30, 1796, and is currently the oldest Political Party in the United States. The Patriot Party is a highly xenophobic party of the early 1800s, showing major pushes in discrimination and segregation following the Second Civil War.
The Patriot Party was formed on June 30, 1796 under Governor Amon Gus of New Hampshire. Gus was imprisoned in 1797, and would later relinquish the chair, a position picked up by Gus's father Harry Gus, held until 1803, when the party picked up popularity in the south, Joseph Brandon picked up the chair then. In 1813 William Gray was elected Chair after Brandon stepped down, serving until his death in 1817, where his nephew Benjamin C. Gray took over. After Gray's death in 1824, Thomas Duncan took over, only serving for a few days after being executed for an attempted assassination on President Henry Clay. Without clear leadership, the party's power crumbled, older party leader Howard Martin took the Chair for a few months before resigning. With still little unity, the party chose Daniel Gus, an older member of the Gus Family who had been a Patriot Leader in Alabama.
Chairman of the Patriot Party:
 	Name 	Home State 	Term
#1	Amon Gus 	New Hampshire 	June 30, 1796 - August 4, 1797
#2	Harry Gus 	Kentucky 	August 4, 1797 - March 18, 1803
#3	Joseph Brandon 	Delaware 	March 18, 1803 - December 14, 1813
#4	William Gray 	Kentucky 	December 14, 1813 - November 11, 1817
#5	Benjamin C. Gray	North Carolina	November 11, 1817 - December 2, 1824
#6	Thomas Duncan 	Georgia 	December 2, 1824 - December 24, 1824
#7	Howard Martin 	Kentucky 	December 24, 1824 - May 29, 1825
#8	Daniel Gus 	Alabama 	May 29, 1825 - Present
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