The Chairman of the Conservative Party Committee was a very gentle old gentleman. He was somewhat taller than the short Progressive Party Committee Chairman and looked a little more serious, but in reality, he was not that frightening.
"Are you going to resign?" He took off his coat, walked into the room with a smile, and asked President.
If this scene were exposed to the public, they might... They probably would not feel anything at all, because most of them—or rather, the vast majority of them—did not know anyone in this room besides President.
Unless someone introduced these people to the public in detail, they would not show any particularly "shocked" emotions.
The core figures of the two parties could actually sit together so harmoniously. What would the supporters who stood on opposing party lines and fought until they were bloody during every election think? In short, all that blood had been shed for nothing.
The Chairman of the Conservative Party Committee's somewhat teasing question made President smile bitterly. "This is the worst possible outcome. I accept it."
After they sat down, the Chairman of the Conservative Party Committee sighed softly. "This is only the worst possible outcome. It may not actually happen. We still have many options to try."
"For example, we can bring up the Duncan Family's problems before this matter gains momentum. We are all trying to buy more time and support."
His attitude was very... positive and optimistic. He had no choice. After all, he was the Chairman of the Conservative Party Committee. If President really resigned to take responsibility, it would definitely be good news for the conservatives.
Influence was invisible, but it existed in the end, and it had a great effect. No one wanted their influence to diminish! We were not the only