Parties (Mostly Political)

100%. I'm a party animal.

i would like to extend to you an invitation to the pants party

Please accept NSDAP for Hitler's party. Nazi is just an abbreviation

As opposed to NSDAP, which is clearly not an abbreviation.

It's an acronym, not an abbreviation

@blizzrd33 No, it's not an acronym, it's an abbreviation, more specifically an initialism.

I'm surprised you couldn't get Nazi Party. It was in all the papers.

Whew, got them all. Though honestly, I only guessed Mitterand's as I was seeing if the quiz would accept epithets for the first two...

LOL, socialism has nothing to do with the first two.

No pyjama party?

I typed pajama and it was accepted.

Please add additional correct spelling: "pyjama"

Can you make "gop" an acceptable answer for Republican?

If you really want to be pedantic, 'Labor Party' shouldn't be accepted.

I really don't see how you tried those before the Nazi party.

its a joke

There are so many comments bashing foreigners for pedantry or "how did you miss that one obvious answer?". But it's really about naming conventions. It didn't even occur to me to enter Nazi party the first time this happened to me on Jetpunk. The same with Communists, which in the case of the Soviet Union I'd only ever heard of as KpdSU (CPSU). We just say it that way in my country. And yes the CPSU are obviously Communists, but that's a larger alignment. You'd be surprised if "the Leftist party" was the only accepted answer for Labour, too.

Now this is an American website so it makes sense that the answer that pops up at the end matches American conventions. But if an alternative answer is both the technically correct one and commonly used by a sizable minority of Jetpunk's audience, it also makes sense to accept it.

I want to see what the Donner Party platform is.

I always wondered what kind of meat is in a döner.

In Germany it's usually poultry, sometimes veal or lamb. In the UK, you really don't want to know.

Yes I do.

@someone2018 "Our ideas have legs!" perhaps?

@redsplat: With a name like that you'd make a fine candidate.

In Australia, a party for a groom-to-be is called a Buck's Party.

I tried that. I remembered it was some kind of deer but didn't even think of stag.

Perhaps include the Liberal Party of Canada -- most successful political party of the 20th Century, in power more than the USSR Communist Party, and they didn't even cheat.

Adds a whole new meaning to a Donner Kebab. And, it turns out the Gun Totin' Party did not finish third in the US Presidential Election.(I tried)

Also, maybe Bolshevik should be accepted for the Party that ruled the USSR.

CPSU should work for the USSR party.

And more animal.

Please accept CPSU for Communist Party.

Sinn Féin are still heavily associated with the IRA, which is why Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil won't enter into a coalition with them.

I knew the correct answer, just forgot how to spell it. (Note to self, Sinn does not have an h in it.)

Accept Bolshevik for the USSR one?

Please accept CPSU (Communist Party of the Soviet Union)

Ain't no party like an S-Club Party!

Please accept shorter versions of other parties like CPSU for Communist Party of the Soviet Union and Tories for the Conservative party in the UK. Will save time and be really convenient

Stag nights are also called Buck's nights. Can you add that as an acceptable answer please?