A party that people forgot nearly ninety-nine percent of the time! It was as if it had been cursed by some mysterious force. Whether it was the media or the public—even during general elections—no one would think of the Federation's third political party, the Socialist Party, without being reminded.
But just because the Socialist Party had little presence did not mean it could be completely ignored. That was obviously a foolish thing to do!
Mosquitoes were tiny, yet the diseases they caused had once cast a shadow over the entire world! Not to mention that this was a political party with a complete internal structure.
There were Socialist senators and representatives in Congress as well, but unfortunately, their numbers were extremely small.
There were only three Socialist senators and six representatives in total.
Together, they made up less than ten people in a Congress of more than three hundred. By rounding up, they had barely achieved the magnificent feat of reaching three percent numerically! They usually expressed few opinions, and ninety-five percent of the time, they simply abstained.
Some people said that the Socialist Party existed to embody fairness and justice in federal politics.
That was obviously a joke.
Yet it was not a joke, either! Some things brewing within Congress had already begun spreading throughout society, and the Socialist lawmakers who represented the Federation's spirit of fairness and justice naturally learned of them as well.
Once the news arrived, the Labor Union immediately began studying the matter of the "Social Security Law Amendment."
They were not merely bored and looking for ways to waste various funds. This really was an issue closely related to them.
The Federation's Labor Union was a platform through which the Working Class faced society as a whole.
A worker's words alone had no effect