"Use your eyes to see..."
As they spoke, both people on the phone laughed softly.
"This change is good. We need a president who can intervene proactively, not one who needs a push to move a step; there's a big difference. I should probably donate some money to the Congress gentlemen."
Lynch spoke lightly. After understanding the reason, he found Congress people quite amusing for the first time.
Originally, Mr. President wasn't very radical; he could even be considered somewhat conservative. But just because they didn't want the president to get more privileges or the war to affect Congress's power, and due to some capitalists' support...
They made a very wrong decision, pushing the wavering president a step towards the radicals.
This is a good thing. Once the President realizes the benefits of change, he'll crave more support and power even more.
A few seconds later, Mr. Truman broached other topics.
