Editing Xiomeran Citizens' Party (section)

==Ideology==
The XCP positions itself as defenders of Xiomeran culture, history, heritage and the Empire's position on the world stage. It also positions itself as defenders of the status quo in terms of the Xiomeran economy and social structure. It is very closely tied to the Xiomeran branch of the Huenyan indigenous religion.

On social issues, the XCP shows its most centrist characteristics: it is in favor of womens' rights and LGBT rights, and is also tolerant of all religions despite promoting the Huenyan indigenous religion as the heart of Xiomeran culture. The XCP favors universal healthcare and heavily subsidized college education as a way to maintain and improve the workforce of the country, but is opposed to all other forms of social security or safety nets.

On economic and foreign relations issues, the XCP is decidedly right-wing in nature. Its economic stance is one of promoting free trade, with an aggressive pursuit of foreign trade and unfettered capitalism; laws concerning workers' rights and restraints on Xiomeran corporations and economic enterprise are virtually nonexistent. The XCP also supports regressive taxation policies. In terms of foreign relations, the XCP is an unabashed supporter of Xiomeran nationalism, aggressive defense of Xiomeran sovereignty, and maintaining a strong military. The stated goal of the XCP in foreign relations is to "ensure that Xiomera always deals with other nations from a position of strength, rather than weakness."

On civil and political rights issues, the XCP is furthest to the right. The XCP was the architect of Xiomeran policy tying government benefits and the right to vote to the perceived and measured loyalty of individual citizens, with citizens found to be insufficently loyal to the Empire at risk of losing benefits, voting privileges, or even citizenship. The stated position of the XCP is that the Empire protects and provides for its citizens, and that citizens who do not "help in that great work" should not share in the benefits of being Xiomeran citizens. The XCP is closely tied to the ideology of Xiomeran Meritocracy.

The XCP has increasingly promoted itself as the "party of the nation", implying that not being a member of the XCP (or at least supporting its policies) represents disloyalty to Xiomera. Xiomerans who choose to not support the XCP can have difficulties finding employment and housing.