Mr. Delphi pondered Lin Qi's "recommendation" for a while. What Lin Qi had said was not wrong.
The Federation was facing a war. Ideally, it needed a president who understood war—at the very least, such a president would not make the wrong decisions on certain matters of warfare.
But that did not mean a president who did not come from the military would be completely ignorant about war.
The Federation's well-developed staff system and the Department of Defense's strategic command system could give a president who had never served in the military sufficient knowledge of warfare.
They would use various simple methods to make the choices involved in war as easy to understand as possible, explain them to the president, and then wait for him to make his decision.
However... Mr. Truman, as a person, was still excellent, whether at work or in other aspects.
Mr. Delphi had actually been deceived as well.
As Progressive Party Committee Chairman, the man standing at the pinnacle of the Federation's power was not actually as hostile toward capital and capitalists as Mr. Truman.
He knew very well that society could not do without capital and capitalists, just as fish could not live without water.
Capital had thoroughly permeated every aspect of society, allowing this "machine" to run.
Although it was sometimes less than friendly toward the bottom of society and certain minorities, at least, whether one compared the Federation's living environment, educational environment, medical environment, or working environment with those of foreign countries, it was clearly superior to other nations!
Capital truly lay atop society and sucked its blood, but it also maintained society's normal operation and did its utmost to cooperate in anesthetizing the people at the bottom, making them feel no pain and even giving them a sense of happiness.
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