Some senators in Congress were considering declaring war on Maliro through a vote.
Their true intention might not actually be to declare war on Maliro.
That might sound somewhat contradictory. How could someone wave a fist at another person while thinking about not attacking the enemy? Actually, it wasn't contradictory at all. As long as the fist satisfied certain needs before landing on the other person, why not withdraw it and choose not to attack? At this moment, many senators might not truly want to enter a state of war. They wanted President Truman to win another term.
Their more practical goal was actually to force Mr. Truman to make a statement.
Everyone knew that this would be the first Federal President in the Federation's history to win an election after coming from a military background—and he had done so during wartime.
No one knew what the Federation would become during and after the war. According to the Federal Charter, the Federal President possessed the highest authority and all privileges during wartime.
His orders were the will of the Federation. Without needing Congress to vote, he could decide the future of the country!
Naturally, he could also decide the futures of certain politicians and certain families!
Foreigners—whether they were from Gefra, Peng Joe, or any other country—as well as politicians and leaders, did not like Mr. Truman.
He was too exceptional. If the Federation set out on the road to imperialism and moved toward centralized dictatorship, it would be a disaster for the entire world.
Compared with Mr. Truman, they preferred traditional politicians who were a little more foolish, a little more bureaucratic, and a little more antiquated.
Even if you farted, they would spend half a day considering whether there was some special meaning behind your doing so at