No problem was born for no reason.
Whatever it was, there was always a cause behind it.
Even the conception of life had an inevitable cause.
The same applied to launching a proposal for a vote in Congress. If they wanted more senators to understand the proposal in its entirety, they had to prepare sufficient material.
For example, "Why are we launching this proposal?" and "Why is it necessary to launch this proposal?" Sometimes, these two questions seemed rather unintelligent.
Most people could basically imagine why a proposal had been launched as soon as they saw its contents.
But in the Federation, where procedures were emphasized, even if everyone knew why something had been initiated, they still had to follow the proper order.
Of course, this was also a necessary part of political bargaining. Without so-called "procedural justice," everything would lack a buffer, and the country would become an absolute mess! It was precisely the necessity of procedures, the buffer they provided, and the compromises and deals in politics that made the Federation look so beautiful! Someone had once said—
"Our beauty is built only upon the corpses of victims we cannot see..."
His words might have been somewhat extreme, but at least they were not wrong!
It was like the problem John faced now. Was he willing to stand up in front of the media, before the people, and even in Congress, to represent a small group and fight for his own interests? This was not a particularly good choice. Standing beneath the spotlight would indeed make him the center of attention and make people focus on the problems surrounding him.
But at the same time, he would also become a "role model" and a "target."
The former was not frightening, but the latter was an enormous headache.
John