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switch(Congress){
case Majority.Republican:
while(Obama.HealthCare.Pending){
Obama.HealthCare.Stall();
}
break;
case Majority.Democrate:
while(FederalReserve.Lend) < -- resharper states this is always true!!! WTF.{
Government.Debt.Raise += 1,000,000,000,000;
}
break;
}
Hmm, so far as I can tell, that Government.Federal.Budget.Pass() hasn't been hit by the Senate object in 6 years, even though the House object has successfully call it many times. Your fix probably would cover that as well though.
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I found the coding error. It’s an infinite loop. Funny does not matter what party is in charge we always lose.
Government.Local.Start();
Government.State.Start();
switch(Congress){
case Majority.Republican:
while(Obama.HealthCare.Pending){
Obama.HealthCare.Stall();
}
break;
case Majority.Democrate:
while(FederalReserve.Lend) < -- resharper states this is always true!!! WTF.{
Government.Debt.Raise += 1,000,000,000,000;
}
break;
}
Government.Federal.Budget.Pass();
Government.Federal.Start();
Replace switch with
Government.Replace(IQ.GreaterThan.Eighty);
This should clear things up.
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