Miss President wants to talk to you

However, this agricultural adjustment bill infringes on the interests of farmers and plantations.

Nobody will help the federal government collect tenant information.

However, this clause was still openly written into the bill.

Was it intentional or accidental?

Where does the federal government get the confidence to think it can obtain information on all tenant farmers despite the collective opposition from Southern lawmakers?

Smith was completely baffled.

He always felt that this bill was not as simple as he had imagined.

However, there is currently a complete lack of information, making it impossible to make a judgment.

"Well, we can only take it one step at a time."

Smith leaned back in his chair, staring at the ceiling.

Throughout his life, he faced countless challenges and enemies.

But he always pulled through.

This time, Smith remains confident that he can overcome the challenge.

The final victor.

It is definitely myself.

……

That evening.

The contents of the bill have been leaked.

The following morning, major newspapers in Washington, D.C., simultaneously published the news.

The government's agricultural bill requires landowners and tenants to share compensation.

Southern lawmakers slam Washington for interfering with local traditions

Is Washington preparing to take over private farms?

Southern lawmakers warn: Rural self-governance is under threat

One of the most outrageous newspapers even ran the headline on its front page:

A Second Reconstruction?

The news quickly reached the south.

Telegrams from the Plantation Owners Association were flying to Congress like snowflakes.

The cotton exchange held an emergency meeting.

Democratic leaders from various states called to inquire about what the White House was planning to do.

Louise answered the phone.

After all, the draft bill was not signed by the president, but only by the White House administration team.

Now that a problem has arisen, the natural course of action is to find Louise, the chief of staff.

Louise is indeed quite skilled.

Without making any specific promises, she gave an extremely tactful response, which reassured the members of parliament.

To convince those lawmakers that the White House administration has no intention of changing the status quo of the Democratic Party.

This solution was devised because agricultural issues were so complex.

There is certainly room for discussion on this.

We can discuss this in more detail at the subsequent hearing.

After that, Louise didn't deliberately try to stop those newspapers.

He simply filtered out some newspaper clippings with overly strong tones and placed the rest in the president's office.

Rosef needs to exercise.

If someone can't even withstand a little bit of public opinion, they can't hold onto the presidency.

Even so, Louise was still somewhat worried.

But she was already prepared.

If Rosef gets scolded and cries later, she'll have a way to comfort her.

……

The White House, the Oval Office.

Rosef sat behind her desk, holding the newspaper with the most outrageous headline in both hands.

A Second Reconstruction?

She carefully read through the entire text, while Louise observed the white hamster's reaction.

This article is indeed very offensive.

That author has excellent writing skills, and his ability to use sarcastic and unsettling language is masterful.

Can Rosef handle it?

Will you cry?

Are you about to cry?

Louise waited.

However, she waited for a long time, but Rosef's expression remained unchanged.

Quite the opposite.

The corners of the white hamster's mouth had an undeniable upward curve.

"what"

Finally, Rosef finished reading, put down the newspaper, and let out a long sigh of relief.

"What a great article!"

Oh?

Louise was truly amazed. Had she underestimated Rosef before?

Is her resilience stronger than she imagined?

"Aunt Louise! Come and see, this article is praising me the whole time!"

Rosef looked up and cheerfully beckoned Louise to come and watch together.

"Look, look! This newspaper says that under my rule, the Union is just like it was during President Lincoln's time!"

Wow! You flatter me!

"How can I compare to President Lincoln!"

Rosef truly felt the warmth of the Federation people this time. Did they really love her so much?

Lincoln!

That was a great president in the entire history of the Norton Federation, capable of securing two seats and vying for one.

Louise: "..."

Ok.

The methods we had prepared were completely unnecessary.

This reporter is indeed very good at being sarcastic and sarcastic, but the problem is, too good.

Rosef was so oblivious that the other person was insulting her for trying to start a war.

On the contrary, they were extremely happy about it.

"That's great, Xiao Fu."

Louise smiled and said, "The people love you so much, so you must work even harder from now on."

"Ok!"

Rosef nodded vigorously, mentally encouraging herself at the same time!

Go, Xiao Fu!

Strive to surpass President Lincoln!

……

At the same time.

Ministry of Agriculture.

Hattie was already dizzy from the constant phone calls.

From the moment I start work in the morning, the phone on my desk is almost constantly ringing.

Some demanded she explain the draft bill, while others called for cuts to the Department of Agriculture's budget.

One governor even called personally to inquire in a very tactful manner.

Is the Department of Agriculture preparing to launch a revolution in his state?

Hattie spent a full two hours explaining.

In the end, he didn't convince any of them.

Instead, it angered some people, who then broke off all pretense of civility and verbally abused Hattie.

Only now have the number of phone calls decreased slightly.

"Damn Hopkins!"

Hattie couldn't help but mutter to herself, "He was the one who suggested all the ideas, but I'm the one who got all the scolding. And now where the hell is he?"