Confederate Freedom Party

The Confederate Freedom Party is a major political party within the United States of the America, founded on August 20th, 1935 by Albert Sidney Johnston, a World War I veteran and lawyer. The party was formed after America's heavy isolationism and pro mass immigration. They also wanted to tackle expansion into the Caribbean and anti-English affairs politics. They also are dedicated to ending the Great Depression by using their own ideas which are unpopular in government. They hold 4 seats in the Senate and 11 in the House of Representatives. Their main opponents are the Democratic Party, Republican Party, American Communist Party, and People's Communist Party of the Republic of California.

Foundation
Albert Sidney Johnston, an American nationalist, US Army Veteran and lawyer grew to hate American political direction since the 1930's. He was involved in numerous nationalist movements throughout the time. Despite this, he was very against the KKK. After growing heavily to hate the government's direction and decisions, especially during the Great Depression. Albert Sidney Johnston officially formed the party with a few friends and other nationalists. By 1936 the party hit 12,000 membership. Later that year he founded the Dixie Detachment, the loyal paramilitary organization to defend rallies. After constant rallying, newspaper spreading and getting further into Southern politics, the party spread to hit 270,000 in 1937. In fall of 1938 it hit 4 million membership. In 1939 it hit the 6 million mark by July 1939.

Controversies
The political party is a center of controversies due to its imperialistic beliefs and neo-secession. They got in numerous intense brawls like the 1938 Richmond Incident and the 1939 Battle of Perryville, being the most notable and reported on by media.