Legislation Archives

Over the years, the legislature has proposed many bills and other pieces of legislative writing. Many of these have been voted down, vetoed, or withdrawn by the writer of such. However, the archive keeps record of every single one:

Death Penalty Abolishment Act - Introduced by then-Representative North Mandela. Abolished the death penalty on a federal level. Failed in the House.

Insider Trading Bill - Introduced by Representative DonaldDemo. Criminalized Representatives and Senators trading stocks from any company unless they were a founding CEO of said company. Passed the House, failed the Senate.

The Homeless Shelter Funding Act - Introduced by Mark Steiner on behalf of the Starkin Administration. Gave extra funding to homeless shelters around the country. Passed the House, passed the Senate, signed into law by President Starkin.

Prison Reform Bill - Introduced by Representative North Mandela. Restricted the use of the death penalty by requiring that jury members be educated on prejudice, juveniles be accompanied by their lawyers during any and all investigations, and requiring a second jury when the death penalty is involved. Passed the House, and the Senate, signed into law by President Starkin.

Impeachment of Energy Secretary George T Ernst - Introduced by the Republican National Caucus. Impeached Energy Secretary George Ernst for high crimes and misdemeanors. Failed the House.

Indigenous People's Day - Introduced by Representative North Mandela. Renamed Columbus Day to Indigenous People's Day. Passed the House, failed the Senate.

Police Funding Bill - Introduced by Representative Pepsiman. Gave all police departments funding to afford pepperball rounds, beanbag rounds, batons, and 40mm launchers. Passed the House, passed the Senate, signed into law by President Starkin.

COVID Response Act - Introduced by Representative North Mandela. Provided subsidies for companies and tax breaks for companies during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Passed the House, passed the Senate, signed into law by President Starkin.

Secure Voting for America - Introduced by Representative Pepsiman. Introduced voter cards that were to be used to secure that no citizen voted twice. Passed the House, failed the Senate.

Cybersecurity Act - Introduced by Senator Boehner. Provided 5 billion dollars worth of McAfee vouchers for average Americans, increased government security, as well as provided 10 billion dollars for private business owners to hire part-time cybersecurity experts. Passed the Senate, passed the House, signed into law by President Starkin.

Reducing Homelessness Act - Introduced by Representative Patrick Neil. Reduced homelessness by increasing funding for drug investigation units, funding prisons to improve their drug treatment programs, and allowing for law enforcement agencies to create mental health assistance teams. Passed the House, passed the Senate, pocket vetoed by President Starkin.

Protection of Minors Act - Introduced by Representative Corn Pop. Criminalized gender affirming surgeries for minors and allowed for doctors who administered said surgeries to be charged with malpractice. Passed the House, Passed the Senate, vetoed by President Starkin, reentered the house but failed to reach 2/3s majority.

Online Safeguard Act - Introduced by Representative DonaldDemo. Required porn websites have a legal verification that viewers of their site are 18 years of age or older. Passed the House, passed the Senate, vetoed by President Starkin.

Climate Healthcare Act N'd Great Earnings (C.H.A.N.G.E.) - Introduced by Representative North Mandela. Funded billions of dollars to combat climate change and lower drug and healthcare prices. Failed the Senate. It was reintroduced later but struck down by the Senate after being passed by the House.

Puerto Rico Statehood Admission - Introduced by Representative DonaldDemo. Accepted Puerto Rico into the union. Passed the House, failed the Senate. It was reintroduced a year later and failed in the House but passed in the Senate.

For the Parents Act - Introduced by Representative DonaldDemo. Banned CRT in the classroom. Passed the House, passed the Senate, vetoed by President Starkin.

Anti-inequality Act - Introduced by Representative Adlai Stevenson. Placed general restrictions on discrimination. Passed the House, failed the Senate.

The Illegal Immigration Enforcement Act - Introduced by Representative Corn Pop. Cut down on illegal immigration by allowing for deportation. The act was later amended and passed the House, but failed the Senate.

Rank Choice Voting Amendment - Introduced by Senator Nicholas King. Created a system of voting that allowed for you to rank candidates and the highest ranked candidate won. Failed the Senate, reintroduced then failed the House.

Police Protections Act - Introduced by Representative Patrick Neil. Offered guaranteed qualified immunity for police officers. Passed the House, failed in the Senate.

Green Power Act of 2024 - Introduced by Representative John West. Incorporated sustainable energy sources by giving incentives to citizens who used said energy sources. Failed the House.

Impeachment of Former Vice President Winston Copeland - Introduced by Representative John Boehner. Impeached former Vice President Winston Copeland from office. Impeached but not convicted.

Voter ID Laws - Proposed by Senator Dwayne Johnson. Federally allowed for early voting in all elections including federal, state, and local. Failed the Senate.

Police Reform Act - Proposed by Senator Dwayne Johnson. Banned historically discriminatory citizens from becoming police officers and offered military training for police officers. Failed the Senate

For the Kids Act - Proposed by Senator Kanye East. Banned talk of sexual orientation in school for grades K-5. Failed the Senate.

**Healthcare Package Act** - Signed into law by President North Mandela to "correct doctor autonomy, lower healthcare prices, and keep the United States of America the number one country in the world for medical innovation and education."

**Insulin Free Market Act (IFMA)** - Introduced by Senator Kanye East, signed into law by President North Mandela. Removed the need for a patent to produce insulin, intended to lower insulin prices.

**Guantanamo Bay Act** - Signed into law and written by President North Mandela, this bill gave the President and Congress more powers to close Guantanamo Bay and prosecute those responsible for any wrongdoing there.

**Climate Action Act** - Introduced by Senator Adlai Stevenson and vetoed by President Cornpop, this bill aimed to combat climate change.

**Back Up Again Act (BUAA)** - Written by Representative Mandela and signed into law by President Cornpop, ended the railroad strike of 2033. It provided care, layoff policy, and continued work to rail workers.

**Food Transparency Act** - Introduced by Representative Matt Watson and signed into law by President Cornpop, this bill mandates the FDA to " release a report of all potentially dangerous ingredients, or substances used in their products."

**Superbugs Act of 2033** - Introduced by Representative North Mandela and signed into law by President Cornpop. This bill directed the federal government to collaborate with foreign countries to help contain and solve the SuperBugs pandemic.

**Veterans Protection Act (VPA)** - Introduced by Representative North Mandela and signed into law by President Cornpop. This bill served to amend "title 18, United States Code, to enhance penalties for certain crimes committed against veterans, and for other purposes." to better protect veterans.

**American Bar Association Establishment Act** - Introduced by Representative Arthur Chen and signed into law by President Cornpop, this bill established the American Bar Association.

**Farmer-Aid Act** - Introduced in by Representative Malik Hamdan and signed into law by President North Mandela. This bill established a program to reevaluate the distribution of subsidies for Farmers.

**Repeal Merchant Marine** **Act** - Written by Acting Secretary of Energy Patrick IV, introduced by Senator Paul Ryan, and signed into law by President North Mandela. This bill repealed the Merchant Marine Act of 1920.