While in America, the system says Roosevelt was an emperor.

After Christmas, Tom's days became more leisurely.

My daily life is monotonous and uninteresting.

Eating, sleeping, giving speeches, and beating up Diane.

In the past, whenever an audience member recounted a tragic history during a speech,

Tom's performance wasn't just one of grief and indignation; he was also inevitably moved by it.

But ever since he gained the ability to suppress dopamine, Tom has only been able to act out grief and indignation.

Tom remains completely unmoved by any stranger he meets for the first time, no matter how bizarre or tragic their past may be.

On the surface, however, they still act as if they are completely innocent and naive, making it impossible for anyone to see anything wrong with them.

Speaking of which, Tom brought Denise along to his Christmas dinner this year.

When Leonard and Penny saw Denise, they thanked God repeatedly, considering her the best gift God had sent for Christmas.

At Dani's initiative, she naturally joined in, and did so at every family dinner afterwards.

From then on, the Smith family dinner, which Tom attended once a week when he returned home, always involved four members of the family.

Denise loves the feeling of having meals together, and even on weekdays she will ask Tom to take her to Smith family dinners.

Tom, however, went from enjoying coming home for family meals to loathing it.

What was once a safe haven has now become another place to suffer.

Especially when the two of them slept in the same small bed, the intensity and frequency of their battles increased exponentially.

After all, sleeping so close together makes it too easy for things to escalate into a fight.

For the safety of the crib at home, Tom always took Denise back to the apartment after meals.

It's not entirely Tom's fault; it's mainly because Denise is no ordinary person either.

Tom encountered the legendary non-pathological eccentricity.

With no roadblocks in sight, there was no longer any expectation of a savior.

Damn it, no wonder the system identified him as Slaanesh!

It is truly a gift!

January 15, 1942, is a day worth recording in history.

Tom's first election has begun.

During the more than 20-day campaigning period, Tom also appropriately campaigned for candidates in the other four major constituencies.

He immediately took the stage after the other person finished speaking and gave a campaign speech.

On the one hand, it is deepening cooperation with the forces in the four major electoral districts;

On the other hand, it also lets the candidates in the four major constituencies know who the real power is.

Every time Tom gave a campaign speech, he completely outshone the candidates he was endorsing, regardless of the atmosphere or other feedback.

It can only be said that the other candidates only learned the form of Tom, but not his spirit.

Of course, it's also possible that Tzeentch was just having fun.

By the time the vote came, Tom's popularity had surpassed five thousand.

[Current attention level of Tzeentch: 5126]

Tom sometimes even wondered if Tzeentch, who was already attracting enough attention, would also have to dodge a nuclear bomb.

It might actually be useful, after all, Little Life managed to avoid one back then, who knows, it might have been thanks to Tzeentch's attention.

Other city council members weren't entirely oblivious to Tom.

But apart from the city councilors in the five major districts, everyone else felt it was none of their business and didn't care.

Many people even want to see veteran city councilors in the five major electoral districts stumble.

In their eyes, Tom, a 22-year-old political novice, was much easier to deal with than the seasoned veterans.

Moreover, after several of Mrs. Allie's parties, all of New York knew that William hadn't made a move, and that Tom was just a pretty boy who wasn't worth mentioning.

However, the incumbent city councilors in the five major districts, represented by Toth, do not believe that Tom can succeed.

In their eyes, the most vulgar way to garner votes is through radio speeches.

But how could a peasant who listens to the radio possibly understand his own political aspirations?

Not to mention giving speeches in person.

People who have never tasted the deliciousness of crabs always think that the first person to eat a crab is courting death.

Tom plans to start televised debates decades in advance.

I'll teach those American lawmakers a lesson and show them how to handle a real debate.

Returning to the present moment in New York City, at polling stations in the five major districts, waves of people are arriving in droves.

Their clothing and the unmistakable odor emanating from them made the polling station staff shake their heads.

In previous years, voters, if not dressed in formal attire, at least wouldn't have been in such an embarrassing situation.

Among the voters, many were anxiously exchanging words, saying:

"Tom Smith, is that the name?"

"I know Tom, it's Tom, but how do you spell Smith?"

"Smitg? Or Smite?"

"Wait, is Tom really Tom?"

"I've heard people say that some people named Tom are using the abbreviation; the formal spelling is usually Thomas."

Thomas.

Tom also made a mistake; he forgot to advertise how he spelled his name.

If it weren't for the fact that Tom Smith's name is so common, many people would probably have voted for the wrong person.

The name Tom Smith is quite common in America.

Just like Li Yang in 2000, Hao Ran in 2010, and Zi Xuan in 2020 at Southeast University.

It's like dropping a stone from the top of a skyscraper in Manhattan.

They could kill more than a dozen people whose names contain "Smith" or "Tom".

Much the same thing is happening in the other twenty constituencies.

Everyone is looking for the name Tom Smith.

The second goal is to find candidates in the other four major districts who have campaigned for Tom Smith.

Normally, voting takes about a month.

Even with such ample time, it is often difficult to gather 75000 votes in each major constituency.

In order to demonstrate the "democracy" and "justice" of the U.S. government, city councilors will proactively contact influential people in the area.

They try to steal, manipulate, deceive, and rob ordinary people of their votes.

However, the voting results were quite surprising.

Within just three days, all major constituencies were filled with 75000 ballots.

In some constituencies, as many as 150000 votes were cast, more than double the preset limit.

Each incumbent city councilor has a network of connections at their polling station in their district.

Although the vote count will begin a month later and will not be announced until early March.

However, the statistics available to those around them are not unusable; many people have already tipped off city councilors that they may lose the election.

At each polling station in each constituency, the staff aren't blind; with everyone voting for "Tom" and "Smith," it's hard to make a mistake.

In the context of statistics, with a total of 1.4 billion people, errors are bound to occur in the tens of thousands.

However, with a total number of only a few hundred thousand, it is difficult to make mistakes when sampling tens of thousands of samples.

Moreover, every polling station, with hundreds of thousands of votes, was included in the local statistics.

Some are happy while others are sad; Tom's various factions must have heard the news as well.

But for incumbent city councilors, especially those from the five districts competing with Tom.

Everyone looked worried.

The first to be affected, of course, was Toth, who was Tom's direct competitor.

Tos frowned even more as he recalled the betting match from last month.

Toss didn't mind losing a letter of recommendation, but he couldn't afford to lose the election.

Without the status of a city councilor, what use is a letter of recommendation from Tom?

After much deliberation, Tos finally decided to use his niece's connections to meet Tom.