Arkansas Progressive

Keeping Seward

Seward will attempt to convert @Cal's Thomas Lowndes of SC

Will do, Boss

I have no kingmakers. And I'm annoyed

Blues: Total Slaughter initiated Blues: "Hey we missed one" Cal: "I'll have my revenge!"

Damn first double digit exchange.

He did say "most" not "all"

Picks are in bites nails

Aye on both

Aye all but 7, nay on 7

Even if I could, I'm not. No point in delaying it.

House Foreign- Aye on all Senate Economic - NAY Senate Domestic - Nay Aye Aye

yep

Franklin, Washington, Madison, Adams any one of those lol

More fluff legislation Governor actions Organize statues (at most 2) to be sculpted and sent to Statuary Hall Legis Props Dedicate Statuary Hall Name National Park in (State) after (Politician) Rename River Rename Lake (major lakes)

John Edgar Howard: Ban on Immigrants from Hostile Nations John Langdon: Insurrection Act of 1807 ( Grant the president the ability to use the US Military and federalize state militia or guards to suppress civil disorder, insurrection and rebellion.)

Starting a major war should come with the following effects -300 for the instigating president -100 for the president's party +1 opposite party preference UNLESS America was attacked first (Spanish-American War, WWII post Pearl Harbor, War on Terror after 9/11) Double these numbers if the nation is in crisis.

So the Virginia amendment (also effected quite a few southern states after reconstruction.

mind as well repeal those laws that lower mil preparedness since our economy is ass.

History with committees updated, also cabinet

This happend historically in CO and other populist states before federal suffrage was enacted. For CC legislation, inviting other Crown colonies to join the continential congress could result in additional states after the Revolutionary War is won. For gov actions between 1800-1900 there's always fugative slave laws, railway ownership bills, and taxes to enact.

ah thanks the wording tripped me up

governor of the state of that Senator - does that apply for Senate vacancies only? It's where I'm confused. IRL House vacancies have to have special elections, but i dont know if we're allowing governor party appointments in-game or special elections?

William Plumer announces intent to run for minority whip "Seeing as we've been dealt a hand this session, I will enter my name for Minority Whip for this session. And I fully support the ascendancy of Jeremiah Smith @ConservativeElector2to the Minority Leadership."

I found 3.0.28. Shouldn't Washington (Red) have been replaced with a random Red 1 legis politician? or does the gov fil the rep vacancy (it only mentions appointments for Sen vacancies)