Ms. Tracy would never know that her warning to the second-place woman had not only been ineffective, but had also brought her a new problem.
And it was a major problem at that!
Even if she had known, she could not have stopped it. She was not qualified to interfere in this kind of trouble and could only watch helplessly as it unfolded.
The Federation had enacted many laws to protect politicians during their terms in office, and the president received the utmost protection. Although many presidents in history had been sued by ordinary people, that had only happened with their permission.
Or rather, those were merely cases the presidents had been willing to cooperate with. There were even more cases that had never been disclosed.
The simple provision granting the president immunity from various legal liabilities while in office could render any lawsuit against him meaningless! He would go to court and face such lawsuits only when he knew he was certain to win, or that even losing would not bring him any negative consequences.
Just like the president who had said in court, "I'll never fucking swear again," people did not dislike him because he cursed. Instead, they felt that he was remarkably genuine.
So genuine that he used "damn" to express his emotions and opinions while speaking. The image he had built among the people had not been ruined by it; on the contrary, he had gained even more support.
Politicians had never been a simple group. If anyone was deceived by politicians on television who acted as though they had less intelligence than the mentally disabled residents of a Welfare Home, then it was hard to say who the real fool was.
A president with all kinds of privileges naturally had all kinds of countermeasures as