Sometimes, political positions and identity-based positions were very subtle things, yet they were also things that needed to be emphasized.
In certain regimes, such as monarchies like Gefra and Peng Joe, kings were strongly opposed to their subjects forming various small groups.
That represented resistance against the Imperial Power, or at least the thought of resisting it. There was no way their purpose in banding together could be to oppose someone else.
But under a highly free system like the Federation, banding together had instead become a skill every politician had to master.
From forming parties and grouping together, to banding together within those parties, faction-building practically filled every corner of the Federal Government, and everyone had to be good at displaying such relationships.
In reality, it conveyed a message—
"Don't fucking mess with me. I'm not alone."
This political ecosystem, which was the complete opposite of that under a monarchy, also demonstrated the superiority of the Federal system in every respect...
Relaxed, free, equal, and fair—those were the political core values of the Federation, if one believed that.
Mr. Truman spoke. Lin Qi glanced at him, and the two exchanged a brief look before Lin Qi sat down.
No one else's persuasion worked on Lin Qi as well as Mr. Truman's. This was also a political stance they were displaying to each other.
The next time someone wanted to deal with Mr. Truman, they would first have to think about how to deal with Lin Qi. In fact, Mr. Truman knew that Lin Qi had assassinated the Emperor of Gefra not long ago. As for this matter... he had his own thoughts.
Major General cast Mr. Truman a grateful look. The Lin Qi of now was no longer the Lin Qi of the past. His opinions had to be