Mr. Truman did not come from a family of major capitalists, nor was his family a political dynasty in the traditional sense. His family had merely always worked in the military.
Of course, that did not mean he came from a military family with extremely deep roots. He was simply one part of the military establishment.
By a twist of fate, he and the military leadership happened to stand on the same side on certain issues. He then left the military and entered politics.
His background was not particularly distinguished, so naturally, neither were his children.
During the first sixteen years of her life, she was no different from any ordinary girl.
Her father had once been a military officer. He later left the military and, through an introduction, became a politician, serving the vice president at the time.
But later, some things happened very quickly. Her father began working for Mr. President, and eventually became the Federal President himself.
Even now, the girl still had not been able to properly adapt to the changes in her life and role!
She had everything that ordinary girls had: a temper, interests, and her own values.
She had not received the elite education of a capitalist family or Political Family from a young age. She had grown up in an ordinary school, attending Intercity Middle School rather than some private high school.
This might have been another victory for the people of the Federation in some respect—Mr. President came from a background much like ours, and his child also attended an ordinary public high school!
Although she was ultimately admitted to Saint and Harmony Society Colleges for being "good at expressing herself" and "having relatively extensive social experience," people still believed that the world was fair!
Mr. Truman was not very worried