No sooner had the Chief Justice finished speaking than Rosiana impatiently said, "If it's Misha... Mikhail, then I support him unconditionally! He truly is the most suitable candidate, without question."
Of course she supported Wang Ye. After all, if Wang Ye was elected, it would not be all that different from her being elected herself.
Now that she no longer had the chance to continue in the election, the best possible outcome for Rosiana was for Wang Ye to "take over."
The only reason she had not been the first to jump out and support him was because of her relationship with Wang Ye. If she had appeared too eager, it would not have looked very good...
At this point, five people—Zhirinov, Korokoli, Vladimir, Gryzlov, and Rosiana—had clearly voiced their support for Wang Ye to step forward and run in the election.
Although the Chief Justice had not explicitly voiced his support, it was clear from his words that he was not opposed at all.
The remaining people immediately came under great pressure...
Excluding Wang Ye himself, that left only the Godfather, Gebliev, Medvedev, and Shoigu.
The situation had become quite delicate.
If one carefully analyzed the current situation in Moscow's political arena, it could be divided into several major factions.
The first and strongest faction was the Kremlin Faction led by the Godfather. It was one part of the split Silovik Group, represented by the Godfather, Medvedev, Shoigu, and Gebliev.
The second major faction was undoubtedly the Duma Faction led by Wang Ye. Its composition was rather complicated, including Wang Ye's own party, some members of the former Moscow Faction who had "switched sides," members of the new faction established by Khovchenko, and even some Duma deputies originally belonging to the Silovik Group.
Its core figures included Wang Ye,