Miss President wants to talk to you

Eleanor sensed that Ms. Louise had misunderstood something.

“Ms. Louise, I must clarify that I did not write that speech.”

That was clearly Miss Rosef's own interpretation.

"I know."

Louise waved her hand and said, "But that state of hers was brought out by you."

status?

Eleanor quickly pressed, "Ms. Louise, do you know something?"

He had noticed Rosef was acting strangely a while ago.

She would inexplicably enter a strange power spike mode, in which Rosef, who was usually timid as a mule, would become unusually confident.

Moreover, his manner of speaking was like that of a seasoned veteran of the political arena, his words leaving no room for error.

There must be some reason behind this.

However, Louise did not answer directly when Eleanor asked the question.

She just smiled mysteriously: "You'll find out in time."

You're a riddle teller, right?

Eleanor thought to herself, "You think I wouldn't know if you didn't tell me?"

He glanced at the text in the system in front of him.

The system is still considering the question Eleanor just raised regarding Louise's physical condition.

Eleanor was indeed quite concerned about this issue, so she did not directly interrupt the system's thinking.

Row.

Eleanor thought to herself, once this is over, I'll find out what you're trying to hide from me.

“Mr. Eleanor”.

Louise continued, "It now seems that you are playing an unimaginable role in Rosef's future presidency."

"She's lucky to have a soulmate like you."

"But if I may be frank, such an effect..."

"Still not enough!"

Are you praising me or insulting me? Eleanor wondered.

“I asked Lucy, and she said that you’ve only been at this estate for a few days, but you’ve already offered several useful suggestions.”

“Refusing Hoffer’s signature and taking the initiative to appear in public demonstrates your political sensitivity.”

"But such sensitivity can only make you a relatively good consultant."

But it can't make you that.

Louise paused briefly at this point.

Then, she stared into Elinor's eyes and said, word by word:

"Someone like me, a kingmaker!"

Chapter Sixteen: World Events

The kingmaker.

When Louise uttered the word, Eleanor's first reaction was, to be honest, a little comical.

He thought of a line from a TV series from his past life.

"Instead of seeking a lord, it's better to create your own."

Louise did much the same thing.

She single-handedly created Roseve's political image, planned her political path, and ultimately propelled her to the presidency.

It is no exaggeration to say that Louise was a kingmaker.

But

I?

Eleanor almost laughed. "Stop joking."

He knows his own limitations; he's good at offering suggestions, but expecting him to be a true political manipulator is really giving him too much credit.

Moreover, Eleanor's system is unreliable; sometimes it processes information very quickly, and sometimes it takes a very long time.

He finds it difficult to truly rely on this golden touch.

If people are incompetent and the system is incompetent, how can we create a president?

“Ms. Louise, I am flattered by your words, but I must make it clear that I am not qualified to be a kingmaker, nor do I have any such intention.”

"very good."

Louise smiled. "You've already learned the first lesson in politics: how to hide your true thoughts."

"I'm really not being modest..."

Eleanor was at his wit's end; no matter what he said, Louise simply wouldn't believe him.

It made him look like a wallfacer.

"Back to our previous topic, Mr. Eleanor, I also admit that you still have a long way to go before you become a political manipulator."

Louise said, "You are too young, you have no background, you have no foundation in the political arena, and more importantly, you know nothing about the current Union."

"For example, if Rosef wants to pass a bill, do you know who will oppose you and who will support you?"

"If the bill is blocked and cannot be advanced, do you know who to suppress and who to win over?"

To be honest, Eleanor really didn't know.

So he honestly accepted Louise's criticism and admitted that he was indeed a novice in politics.

The lady should now understand that he wasn't lying.

However, what Louise said next completely surprised Eleanor.

"So I'll give you time!"

Ok?

Eleanor looked at Louise in surprise. What did that mean?

"After I become president, I will serve as White House Chief of Staff."

Louise said, "I will do my best to assist Xiao Fu in completing the various reforms. If we encounter any difficulties, I will do everything I can to solve them."

Eleanor nodded. That's good. It seems like everything is still on the right track.

In fact, given the federal system, there's really no need to worry about the president being completely ignorant.

What's truly worrisome is a president who's prone to causing trouble.

"However, I won't be in the position of chief of staff for long."

Louise made no attempt to hide her feelings and spoke directly.

"Given my physical condition, even with the most optimistic estimate, I can hold on for another four years."

"I will die by 1937 at the latest."

"At that time, the heavy responsibility of safeguarding the achievements of the reforms and protecting Xiao Fu from harm will fall solely on your shoulders, Eleanor!"

This……

Eleanor was momentarily at a loss for words.

"Ms. Louise, don't be so pessimistic, medicine is advancing..."

"I know my body."

Louise waved her hand, unwilling to dwell on the topic.

"So, Eleanor, after Xiao Fu takes office, I will arrange a special position for you."

"Special Assistant to the President."

"This position is directly authorized by the president and does not require seniority or Senate approval, but it has unlimited powers, allowing you to participate in any project or meeting reasonably."

"Eleanor, four years. My body can only give you four more years."

"In these four years, you must accumulate strength, expand your network, and make yourself an indispensable presence in the political arena."

Louise breathed a sigh of relief at this point.

What she said next seemed to be addressed to Eleanor, but also to herself.

"If you fail, Xiao Fu's presidential career will only last one term, and the achievements of the new policies may be in vain."

"But if you succeed, Xiao Fu can confidently seek re-election and serve two terms as president, and then you can run for another two terms as well."

"Four presidents, sixteen years, the new policy should be able to truly become part of the federal system by now."

Louise is a very pure person.

She never cared about power or life.

His only concern was whether he could realize his political ambitions and ensure that these policies continued.

Louise did not lie to Eleanor.

In her view, only if this young man succeeds will she not die and her life's efforts not be in vain.

Eleanor wasn't stupid; of course he could see Louise's complete lack of reservation.

In this atmosphere, it would be rather impolite for him to refuse again.

"Ms. Louise."