Red Patriot Party

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The **American Neo-Federalist Party**, also known as the **American Neo-Patriot Party** **Red Patriot Movement** or **Red Patriot Party**, is an American far-right Ultranationalist group within the United States. The group is notorious for its xenophobic rhetoric, support for a return to the United States' Judaeo-Christian heritage and, most disturbingly, its goal of making abortion punishable by death.

## History

### Founding and early accomplishments

The American Neo-Patriot Party traces its origins to around 2011, when they were founded by former US Air Force officer turned Senator Douglas Fogel. Douglas, a native of Tennessee, claimed to have had a vision where America was restored to its rightful position as a "Christian nation." Unfortunately, he took the dream too literally and deluded himself into thinking God wanted him to turn America into a Theocracy.

To that end, he amassed millions of people to his so-called "dream" of returning America to its status as a Christian nation and called for the immediate reversal of every single liberal policy in America. He also charmed and disturbed millions with his calling for the US Supreme Court to reclassify abortion as terrorism and make it punishable by death.

### AB22

In 2022, it was discovered that the NPMA played a role in the passing of AB22, an abortion abolitionist bill that reclassified abortion and terrorism and subjected women who have abortions to the death penalty once convicted. This infuriated the pro-choice lobby in the United States, while at the same time managing to amaze and horrify many in the pro-life movement simultaneously.

## Ideology

The American Neo-Patriot Party is a far-right ultranationalist group that has strong stances against LGBTQ+ rights, abortion and other issues that divide the country to this day. Their stance against LGBTQ+ rights, their desire to make abortion punishable by death, their call to abolish public schools, and other strong opinions on social issues.

The following is a detailed breakdown of their beliefs.

### Public schooling

The American Neo-Patriot Party has a harsh stance against public schooling, touting it as a "liberal invention" designed to sexualize kids and turn them into idol-worshipping God-haters. In a 2023 interview, Douglas Fogel claimed that public schools across America have been complicit in "brainwashing children into becoming sexual deviants", "eroding the faith of the masses and turning them into worshippers of themselves", and "rebellious promoters of ungodly behavior like premarital sex and abortion."

### Abortion

The American Neo-Patriot Party believes abortion is the "worst form of murder" someone can commit and even considers it a form of "terrorism" instead of healthcare. On numerous occasions, NPMA member Archibald Ford called abortion "the new 9/11" and condemned Roe v. Wade as "a new form of Nazism." In 2022, concerns arose after it was discovered that the NPMA introduced a new program/activist movement titled "Take Our Children Back", arguing that all pro-choice people were undercover Nazis seeking to systematically destroy American lives everywhere by brainwashing women into believing abortion is the only choice someone can have when it comes to pregnancy and compared going to Planned Parenthood clinics to being forcibly shipped off to concentration camps.

It is for this reason that the ANPP played a huge role in the passing of AB22, which reclassified abortion as terrorism and made it punishable by death.

### LGBTQ+ rights

Similarly, the American Neo-Patriot Party has a strong stance against LGBTQ+ rights. Douglas Fogel, the founder and current leader of the American Neo-Patriot Party, frequently argued that giving LGTBQ+ people rights was no different than giving rights to child predators and sex offenders and rapists. In a 2023 TV interview, Fogel famously claimed that the concept of LGBTQ+ rights was merely a smokescreen used by gay rights activists to sexualize children, effectively labeling gay rights activists as pedophiles. In a 2022 interview with BBC, ANPP member Carolyn Monroe argued that one's identification as "LGBTQ+" is not an actual sexual orientation, but is in fact a mental illness and has called for the confinement of all LGBTQ+ citizens in America in insane asylums.

### Separation of church and state

The exact stance on the concept of separation of church and state among members of the ANPP is murky at best. While some outright deny that such a concept even exists in the US Constitution, a handful of members such as Grover Shepherd have privately admitted that while the concept doesn't exist in the Constitution per se, it *does* exist in the Christian Bible. They point to passages like Romans 13, Matthew 22:22 and Mark 12:17 to argue that a separation between church and state does exist in the sense that the Christian church is not supposed to perform duties God solely designated for human governments (ex: punishing criminals) and the government is not supposed to be doing things God reserved solely for the church (ex: forgiving criminals).

### "Satan is a liberal!"

In a 2022 interview, ANPP member Margaret Rothchild coined the phrase "Satan is a liberal", claiming that the Bible teaches that Satan, the so-called "enemy of God" loves and fully supports everything the liberals have been advancing. This has led to outrage from progressive Christians and even Christian Conservatives, who argue that these right-wing people just want to blame everything on Satan in order to evade their own moral culpability.

## Known members

* Douglas Fogel
* Margaret Rothchild
* Carolyn Monroe
* Charles Shepherd