Date: 10/12/16
Author: Thomas Killah
Today’s Topic(s):
1. Week in Review
2. We Need YOU!

Looking back on my previous term, I found that much of my State of the Unions were repetitive and long. To rectify this, I plan to only focus on things that have changed/being worked on this term.



Week in Review
It has officially been 1 week since my re-election on October 5th, and now time to give the people an update on national and international happenings and events:

-Thus far most of the focus has been put on Foreign Affairs, especially with several rental agreements and NAPs coming to end around the same times. We have diligently been in talks with other nations trying to come to agreements that will not negatively impact our bonuses. We are attempting to reach agreements before they reach their expiration dates.
-The DoCA is currently working on a slew of new projects including more ePolls, more DoCA games, improving Turnlords, and more. If you have any interesting ideas of fun projects that you’d like to see be implemented by the DoCA, please send Hunburry or Nickermcfoxtails a message.
-If you have not seen the articles , , or , please give them a read. In summary, recent attempts to achieve peace with Spain, after learning that the war could’ve been easily avoided, have failed and war has returned to the Iberian Peninsula.
-After surviving the initial damaging effects of the American Diaspora, many of our lost citizens have decided to return to us in the relatively soon future. Let’s all welcome them with open arms when they return, regardless of the past, and look forward to the future that we can make together.

We Need YOU!
As always in most of my articles, I encourage everyone to consider getting involved in government. Not only is it a great learning experience about the game, but you also get the chance to meet new people in the US and abroad, and do your country a great service o7. Please contact Abraham Lincoln if you’re interested in being an Ambador, Hunburry or Nick if you’re interested in giving them a hand with their programs and games, or myself if you enjoy writing articles.

Thanks for your time, until next time America!
Thomas Killah