Congressmen were really no different from the president or any other politicians.
As a newly elected senator, he would certainly have several factions backing him, and pushing the matter through would cost quite a bit of money.
Therefore, the people behind these senators often had clear political demands from the very beginning.
For example, when Lin Qi pushed Senator Landon into Congress, there would naturally be certain requirements.
Such as how he should decide when problems arose, when to help Lin Qi push a proposal through, or something as simple as speaking out on behalf of a particular matter.
That was the goal of most capitalists. They needed people with enough weight to speak for them before they could thrive in the Federation.
Only then could they use power and political methods to cover up all kinds of ugliness—even crimes! At this stage, it was very difficult to win over these new senators. They had not spent so much money for nothing.
Only after two or four years, when they had recovered their investment several times over and their relationship had changed from something resembling "employment" into "cooperation," would their positions become relatively neutral and them open to being won over.
The team leader's concern was reasonable. Once some new faces entered Congress, he had no way to persuade all of them to stand on his side.
They represented certain groups themselves. How could they possibly act recklessly as soon as they arrived? If they did, they would not last long in Congress. Any minor incident could bring them down!
This was a rule that would never be written in books—a rule that was not publicly announced but was understood by everyone!
After hearing him out, Lin Qi found himself agreeing somewhat. "So, you already have a plan?"
The team