I'm American and America First! So Whichever party supports that, I've been MAGA since 2019 though

No party is America first. Statism is the opposite of pro-America--it is the looting of America. Statism is the destruction of America, it matters not which party you vote for, you simply are given the options of slow, fast, or faster. For that reason, I don't support any form of statism. I only support freedom and free-markets, and people keeping their power and authority; not giving it away in shower stalls.

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I would need much more information before deciding one way or another. After doing a brief look up of the "America Party", I have some concerns. Who decides "pro-common sense," first of all? "....The party's platform, as outlined in social media posts, includes reducing federal debt, advancing pro-technology policies, decreasing energy regulations, promoting free speech, supporting AI in military modernization, and adopting centrist policies broadly. Musk referenced historical military strategy, likening his approach to Epaminondas’s tactics at the Battle of Leuctra, to emphasize targeted political disruption...." Also, concerning would be the Centrist policies approach.

Mixed Economy
Combines free-market capitalism with government intervention to ensure economic stability and public welfare, supporting both private enterprise and social safety nets.
Progressive Taxation
Implements tax rates that increase with income, balancing fiscal responsibility with efforts to reduce inequality and fund public services.
Bipartisan Cooperation
Encourages collaboration across party lines to pass legislation, reflecting a commitment to functional governance over partisan victory.
Social Liberalism with Fiscal Conservatism
Supports progressive social policies (e.g., LGBTQ+ rights, environmental protection) while advocating for balanced budgets and responsible public spending.
Universal Healthcare with Private Options
Favors accessible public healthcare systems while allowing private insurance, blending social welfare with market choice.
Centrism does not adhere strictly to one party or ideology and is often associated with politicians like Emmanuel Macron (France) and Justin Trudeau (Canada), as well as historical figures like Franklin D. Roosevelt.

I can't stand Trudeau, so if he is an example of Centrist policies. I am not interested. Not enough is known to me about this "party".