Conner was a very interesting person. That was what Lin Qi thought. He worked best with Conner, far better than with any previous president.
That included Mr. Truman.
From the perspectives of intelligence and thought, Mr. Truman was actually the person Lin Qi worked with best and clicked with most.
Their positions and perspectives regarding the National Interest were almost identical! Yet they could never become the best or closest of friends, because they both knew very clearly that they were each other's greatest enemy!
Power and capital always guarded against each other while colluding, and when necessary, they even had to hurt each other! Conner was completely different. He was not as obsessed with the Federation's interests. He was a typical Federal President.
He considered his own interests first, then the Federation's National Interest, and finally the people's interests. And everything he wanted was something Lin Qi could satisfy.
He did not share Mr. Truman's almost obsessive moral standards. He was not stupid, and he had his own principles and a little stubbornness. That was what made him Lin Qi's best partner.
He had called Lin Qi to complain about those people's rudeness and berate them, but his real purpose was actually still for his own sake.
He had to let Lin Qi know that no one could damage their relationship. Even when those people contacted him in private, he told Lin Qi everything.
Then, if he needed help—for example, if the people from the banks pressured him through various means—Lin Qi should step forward.
Lin Qi certainly would. The closer things came to that point, the more the power of the Presidential Palace would expand without limit!
Conner himself simply could not sense it, but Lin Qi could see and understand everything.
Once social order collapsed, the law