In the interrogation room of the Flint City Security Department!
This was the second time Homer Martin felt time passing so slowly.
The first time was when he was notified that he had to resign from his position as Deputy Minister of Labor as a political sacrifice.
That day felt so long, Homer Martin never forgot the feeling of that day.
When he walked out of the Labor Department building, Homer Martin swore to God that he would never put his fate in the hands of others again.
So he joined the Automobile Union and became its chairman.
Homer Martin saw this as his fresh start.
But in just two years, he felt this way once more.
But this time, Homer Martin didn't think he would lose.
Because he believed he had grasped the core of political struggle!
And that was the vote!
As the chairman of the Automobile Union, with its members in the tens of thousands, he was also an important figure in the CIO.
Now, tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, were supporting him.
