Lin Qi gave the president two very difficult multiple-choice questions.
Whether it was having dinner with Conner or supporting women entering Congress, he would offend a lot of people!
Having dinner with Conner would make the Conservative Party view him as a "traitor," since he was, after all, a politician in the Conservative Party camp.
When competing with Mr. Truman for the presidency, the Conservative Party had also invested a lot of political resources in him.
His failure could only be described as a helpless outcome, and the Conservative Party side would not blame him.
However, taking the stage to campaign for the Progressive Party candidate on his own initiative was an entirely different matter! And by supporting women entering Congress, he would offend all members of Congress!
Congress was sacred, and had been so since the day it was born! The lords of Congress would not allow women to enter Congress to defile this sacred political hall. Whoever supported this proposal or initiative would be their enemy! Even if Lin Qi's York Gang could stand by him, he still had to face the hostility of at least thirty senators and even more representatives!
This was not a simple dinner or a statement; Lin Qi had placed him in a position where it was impossible for him to stand.
Both sides of the receiver were silent, so quiet that the president could faintly hear the sound of his own blood flowing with his heartbeat.
His scalp felt a bit tight. He was very familiar with this feeling, except that it hadn't appeared for a while! He pulled open a drawer, found a small glass bottle, poured out a pill, held it in his mouth, and swallowed it down with water.
Diuretics were used to solve the problem of high blood