State Senators were not particularly difficult positions to get into, even if one was a member of the State Senate Council.
With a recommendation from the party, the governor's approval, and a nomination from a city mayor below, the matter was settled.
A state had roughly twenty to thirty State Senators based on the number of cities and the population, possibly a few fewer.
The authority of these senators was far below that held by the congressmen. Their job was not to politically oppose the governor, but to work around the governor to plan regional development and construction.
Put simply, congressmen and the Federal President were in a competitive relationship, and they had the ability to restrain one another.
The State Senate, on the other hand, was the governor's loyal attack dog!
Anyone with sufficient connections could become a State Senator, but becoming the council speaker, governor, or a congressman was not so simple.
They needed enough power to push it through!
As a "loser," the Federal President had less luck than the Previous Former President. Once he left office, it would be difficult for him to continue paving the way for his second son.
His second son might waste his entire life and only enter Congress ten or twenty years later.
What the Federal President had said gave this "forty-year-old" young man some hope.
The Federal President thought for a while before making his decision as well. "I'll notify you when the time comes..."
Once he had made up his mind, he dealt with some work on Saturday morning, then had his secretary summon the person in charge of the National Security Committee.
The person in charge of the National Security Committee was very inconspicuous. When he entered the Presidential Office, he was still thinking about other matters.
He