twenty. The executive branch shall be a single person. The powers of the executive shall be explained in a following section. Finally a Judicial branch will exist, consisting of five members. The executive, with the approval of the legislative, will choose the judges. Legislative PowersThe legislative branch shall have the power to pass all laws, which shall be applied to both states. A state government will not exist. A separation into two states is only to ease tension between the factions. The legislature will create an army, a police force, a fire department, a public works department, and a national bank and currency. The legislative branch will pass laws of revenue, treaties, declarations of war, and handle all internal and external problems that should arise. The legislative branch shall also have the power to remove public officials with a two-thirds vote. Impeachment can be imposed on diplomats, senators, fellow representatives, the executive, and judges. The term shall be two years for the Commonwealth, and six years for the Senate.Executive PowersThe executive branch shall preside over the legislature and help reach compromises that serve the common good. The second task of the executive shall be to pass or veto laws according to just reasoning. The legislature can override the veto with a two-thirds vote in each house. The third task of the executive is to pick all judges and diplomats, pending legislative approval. The term of the executive will be four years, and a person can only be elected to the executive twice.Judicial PowersThe Judicial branch shall review all cases arising from internal disputes, foreign conflicts, and constitutional cases. The judiciary can nullify laws and shall be the supreme court of the island. The rule of law shall be enforced, with written judicial opinions and a record of all cases tried. The term of the judiciary shall be lifetime, except in cases of retirement, death, or forced removal.For...