The Progressive Party had destroyed people's happiness, while the Conservative Party would rebuild a happy homeland...
Lin Qi watched the Conservative Party Candidate expound at length on the economy and people's livelihoods from the control room, and immediately found it incredibly boring.
They were all worn-out talking points. Two hundred years ago, when they had stood atop the heads of slaves, waved the wool-felt top hats in their hands, and loudly proclaimed "freedom and sovereignty," they had already been repeating these same things.
Two hundred years later, they were still saying the same things. The only difference was that this time, they wanted to drag more people into it.
Their rhetoric had changed a great deal, but its core had never changed.
The wariness between the classes hidden throughout the speech was practically seeping through the lines! If a worker's happiness meant being worked to exhaustion and soaked in sweat on an assembly line like a dog, only to receive a salary at the end of the month that barely covered their daily expenses with a little left over...
Then wasn't such happiness too humble?
Letting the Conservative Party Candidate speak first had indeed been a bold move. It would make some people feel that the debate was boring.
The camera cut directly to Catherine. Catherine had already prepared her material, and she first stated that she disagreed with the Conservative Party Candidate's definition of happiness.
This made both the audience at the venue and those watching in front of their televisions a little more excited.
In fact, this sort of disagreement, opposition, and conflict was obvious.
After all, the political platforms, political views, and political goals of the three parties were all different. Their interpretations, measures, and expectations regarding the same matter were different as well.
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