People were clamoring and shouting, as if everyone had a lot to say.
Mr. Truman looked at these people, with a slight smile on his face, yet appeared calm.
He wasn't flustered because people suddenly stopped being content with sitting in their chairs; he faced everything with a smile.
The campaign office had already anticipated this topic during discussions before.
After all, the reform of the social insurance system is like taking a slice of many people's cakes. Previously, no one mentioned it, or if someone did, the issue quickly went silent, precisely because of this.
Capitalists don't want the President they've chosen to stab them in the back, so when someone brings up these issues, they reject them.
But the situation has changed slightly now, because of Nagariel!
Mr. Truman instinctively glanced at Lynch, walking in the front row, their eyes met briefly before parting.
