It was a glorious day! The sun shone on that beautiful Friday, March 18th. The Loyalists handed their swords and guns over to the Patriots. King William, humiliated fled to Mexico and was never heard from again.
As the years passed, this founding generation as they began
to be known as secured our freedom. Washington became president, they secured a constitution. The union was at peace. Eventually however, they started aging and
passing on. As John F. Kennedy once said “the torch is being passed to a new
generation of Americans.” This new
generation was the “Great Compromise Generation” while a few of the aging
founders were still in politics, this “Great Compromise” generation including
the great triumvirate; Emily Hausheer (SC), Ryan McDonald (NH and MA), and
Danielle Jack (KY), and also brave general Andrew Dickinson, and Angela Cobucci
appeared on the scene.
Author's Note- Later on tonight I will post "Book 2: Compromises and Passions" on here. The book covers a war similar to the "War of 1812" up to many compromises as these senators struggle to preserve the union. Unfortunately, not all of these senators remember the sacrifices of the previous generation. Corruption, voter fraud, and popularity contests. The good senators must remember to stay on the good side, not give in to the many temptations, to control their ambitions, and most of all secure freedom. The biggest of all problems is finding the balance between compromise, and standing alone on principle. Can they?
Author's Note- Later on tonight I will post "Book 2: Compromises and Passions" on here. The book covers a war similar to the "War of 1812" up to many compromises as these senators struggle to preserve the union. Unfortunately, not all of these senators remember the sacrifices of the previous generation. Corruption, voter fraud, and popularity contests. The good senators must remember to stay on the good side, not give in to the many temptations, to control their ambitions, and most of all secure freedom. The biggest of all problems is finding the balance between compromise, and standing alone on principle. Can they?
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