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Yeah my idea for it is that the Americans DID fight to create a Republic. It failed here, but the people still have a desire for input. So they at least have something of an illusion of some input in that the King's successor needs to be confirmed through the Houses of Governance... i'm seeing...

I've been kicking this around in my head, figured i'd add more figuring history plays out weirdly similar but different. I was thinking some more about how the UKSA actually works. The King theoretically has absolute power, but most American Kings knew to not test it. The rebel spirit was...

Yeah. For the most part, UKSA is kind of a hybrid of the British Empire and the Roman Empire... you have a King who built it was WAS a British subject, but also with a group of people who were big on creating a new Rome. I think the structure allows for a more Imperial-type administration with...

Maybe, maybe not? The revolution still WORKED... and for a time there was an earnest effort to build a Republic, and the intention was that Washington WAS absolutely going to step down once Congress could get its shit together and actually ratify something. They just didn't. The French may...

This was interesting. I'll go with a lob-ball pop history sort of thing. If you examine it too hard, it will fall apart. The United Kingdom of the States of America (Don't have a map, but i'll describe the territory.) The grand idea of an American Republic would never materialize. The...