"Alright, we are here to discuss how to make this war more advantageous to our Federation and to us, not to watch you argue!"
As President of the United States, Franklin Roosevelt stopped the argument between Donnie and Harry Woodlin.
Franklin Roosevelt then looked at Harry Woodlin: "Harry, there's no point in dwelling on past matters now. I hope everyone can unite and consider how to bring greater benefits to the Federation in this war, instead of wasting time on pointless disputes!"
Harry Woodlin, seeing the indifferent expressions of those around him, finally sat down sullenly.
He thought, though his term would end next year, he couldn't act without restraint.
As long as he was alive, he was still in the arena of power.
And being in such a position, he had no choice!
Once Harry Woodlin sat down, Donnie continued.
"Here, I need to remind you all that a one-sided war is not in our favor. Only a balanced war can be advantageous.
