Ideological Tensions Inside Government

 Affairs have run rather smoothly in Roosevelt. Or at least, until President Lincoln appeared to storm out of a meeting with liberal leaders of the legislature. Early reports indicate that The argument was over relations with the United Soviet States, the nation that occupies the New England region. Press releases by both parties reveal frustration regarding foreign relations. While the nation’s government has overcome many challenges under Lincoln’s sturdy leadership, such as the pollution and health crisis, and oil and food shortages, the administration will face a source of division as the President’s semi-nationalist approach comes into conflict with Congress’s globalist leadership. The situation will need to be monitored.