The Way to Spend Money

"The people's emotions have been completely stirred up. It's no longer that Congress will face opposition if it passes the bill, but that the people will oppose Congress if it doesn't respond to the proposal positively!"

Lin Qi stood in Mr. Truman's office—and, incidentally, Mr. Truman's office had already been moved out of its inconspicuous little corner.

He no longer worked in the Presidential Palace. Instead, he had found a place not far from it.

This place had originally been the Federal National Archives. Few people usually came here, and the work was both leisurely and prestigious.

The staff could always come into contact with Confidential Documents. Even though the important parts of most Confidential Documents had been blacked out, they could still piece together fragments of social reality through guesswork.

Unfortunately, they had moved now.

The reason was that the archives stored some Confidential Documents. To ensure the safety of these documents and prevent the archives from being robbed, they had moved the archives to the Bu Peien Restricted Area.

The Bu Peien Restricted Area was also called the Bu Peien Defense Area. It was under the direct management of the President and the military. In the event of a war that could destroy the nation, it would serve as the final defense of the Federal Government's seat of power and the last line of defense protecting the Federal President.

As everyone knew, Federal citizens were good at scaring themselves. During the period of isolationism, the Federal Government had not participated in any wars at all and had not even considered joining one.

Even so, they had built quite a few fortifications. Perhaps the Military Industrial Group and the construction companies had paid too much, leaving Congress and the President unable to refuse. The people were especially satisfied with