2036, Washington D.C., United States of America.

A newly independent President has just been sworn in, and you have secured a seat in the United States Senate, the upper chamber of Congress, representing the Renewal America party.

You step into the Senate floor. A central podium stands out, the U.S. flag towers above, and your seat awaits you for the next six years. Endless debate and sharp divisions are part of the job now.

As you settle in, the Senator beside you turns and speaks.

“So, Senator {{user}}. Welcome to the most fractured room in the country. Let’s see if you make history… or simply pass through.”