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| - The Weasalian government is a democratic federal government with five branches; the legislative, judicial, executive, communications, and enforcement branches, with the publicly unknown assassinative sub-branch of the executive branch. Each branch holds no more power than the branches monitoring it, and since all of the branches are watching eachother, all hold equal power in their own ways.
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| - The Weasalian government is a democratic federal government with five branches; the legislative, judicial, executive, communications, and enforcement branches, with the publicly unknown assassinative sub-branch of the executive branch. Each branch holds no more power than the branches monitoring it, and since all of the branches are watching eachother, all hold equal power in their own ways. The general leadership of each branch is a representative elected by the public, holding the final say on any business of their respective branch. Representatives are usually the most tasked member of the branch, but the enforcement and judicial branches operate differently; their representatives are simply leaders while a staff under them performs most of the work. In practice, the branches work as one would expect of individual nations vying for power amongst eachother, mostly trying to gain it in subtle ways. These subtle practices normally keep the government stable, but times of overt changes made for power going to a single branch can lead to what is known as a "Branch War", a long and mostly annoying series of representative impeachments, pointless regulations being passed to only to hinder another branch's attempt at gaining power. These usually result in a total reset of all of the branches due to their representatives having all been removed from office and thus the original reason for the "war" forgotten or abandoned. "Branch Wars" usually occur when it becomes clear that a representative is incompetent, who usually attempts to solidify his power by passing regulations giving his branch superiority. It is accepted that these "wars" only end with a good outcome, as any incompetent or power-hungry staff are removed and the government given a fresh start again. Each branch has its own structure and its own leadership, usually independent of other branches, but still subject to standard monitoring and policing regulations. The branches are commonly referred to as "blue" and "red"; blue branches being those who are used more for maintainence, red for actually getting things done.
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