Opportunism

Opportunism, also known as Klantonism, and in some circles as right-wing progressivism, is a right-wing ideology that derives from the ideals of former Jonathian prime minister Josif Klanton. The ideology rallies around the idea of opportunity and setting the seeds for the rise of a major power. The ideology combines elements of conservatism and libertarianism with some elements of progressivism.
The ideology first arose following the 1995 elections, and was inspired off Klanton’s famous quote, “I’m an opportunist, not a fascist,” which he said during an interview in 1994. Following Klanton’s departure from the position of prime minister and subsequently politics, the idea was depopularised within the inner eschelons of the Jonathia First Party in favour of a return to liberal conservative ideals, however some members soon broke off and formed the Jonathian Opportunities Party, which to this day continues to promote the ideas of opportunism.
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