The Rosen Commonwealth’s political system is both unique and complex, an irritating combination that leads to a government that operates with little precedent and a lot of idealism. The Commonwealth’s government is socialist and non-partisan in nature, meaning politics happens without the influence of formal political parties. Consensus is valued highly, meaning the Commonwealth tends to make political decisions over a long period of time with ample space for deliberation. The Commonwealth is reasonably federal, with significant influence delegated to