Miss President wants to talk to you

[Step Two: Coordinate with communications departments, broadcasting stations, secretariat, press offices, and state-level relay nodes to ensure unified access times.]

[Step 3: Set up contingency plans, ...]

The complete plan appeared before Eleanor's eyes.

Each one is practical and feasible.

"Is the first step to determine the content of the speech?"

Eleanor thought to herself, "This is indeed very important."

In real history, it's said that even when the presidential team wrote a sentence, Roosevelt would write a comment next to it.

The content must be flawless and understandable to every citizen.

But for Eleanor, it doesn't require such trouble.

He simply took the final draft of Roosevelt's fireside speech from history, changed a few words slightly, and localized it a bit.

Then you can use it directly.

……

Over the next few days, Eleanor followed the plan step by step.

This was the first project he actually managed himself.

Despite the president's authorization, it still takes a lot of effort to handle.

He was so engrossed in his work that time slipped by unnoticed.

at last

"Did you write this speech yourself?"

Inside the president's office, Louise looked at her prepared speech in disbelief.

"Friends: I need to take a few minutes to talk to the people of Norton Commonwealth about the banking industry..."

Louise read it aloud, word by word.

After a long while, she slowly raised her head.

As the person who created the image of Rosef, Louise was very good at writing speeches.

But she had to admit that even with her strict standards, she couldn't change a single word of the speech.

perfect.

That's all she could say.

"You must have had a very tough time lately, right?"

Louise's gaze changed, and she looked at Eleanor with undisguised admiration.

During this time, she did not pay much attention to Eleanor's actions.

After all, it's just delivering a presidential speech; the task itself isn't particularly difficult.

The content of the speech is the most important thing!

Because she was worried that there might be problems with Eleanor's speech, Louise even secretly wrote one herself and hid it in her breast pocket.

She had originally planned that if Eleanor's writing wasn't good, she would submit her own.

Then he encouraged Eleanor not to be discouraged and to keep trying.

If the writing is decent, make a few minor revisions, then praise Eleanor to motivate him.

But Louise never expected this.

Eleanor's speech was not only good, but almost too good!

Louise was even too embarrassed to show the copy she had written herself.

"I thought I valued you enough."

Louise said softly, "But I never expected you could surprise me like this, Eleanor. Do you have other surprises I didn't know about?"

Meanwhile, Rosef wore a smug smile.

how about it?

I said before that we should trust Eleanor!

Look at me now, I'm not surprised at all.

It seems Aunt Louise has her shortcomings compared to me!

Chapter Twenty-Four: The First Congressional Debate

"Ms. Louise, do you mean this speech can be used directly?"

Eleanor was not completely at ease because of the system.

The two worlds are still somewhat different, so what if there's a problem somewhere?

"Ahem! It's almost ready to use."

Louise coughed lightly, managing her expression.

I did lose my composure just now, and even blurted out my admiration for Eleanor.

No, no.

We still need to make up for some of the shortcomings.

Otherwise, it wouldn't be good if this kid got too cocky.

"There are basically no problems, but there are still some areas that need improvement in terms of formatting."

Louise spread out her speech and pointed to a spot.

"Look, you're using the wrong punctuation mark. It should be a period, not a comma."

Eleanor leaned closer, eager to learn.

……

Rosef's speech is scheduled for Sunday evening.

Thanks to Eleanor's incredibly efficient action, everything is now ready.

We just need to wait for the speech to begin.

According to Louise's idea, he could start preparing for his show.

"You need to think carefully about what topic you should choose for your first program."

Louise cautioned, "You have to focus on what people care about most to make your show a success from the start."

What are people most concerned about right now?

Without a doubt, it's the bank.

but

The federal government has only just begun to address the bank's problems, so it's not appropriate for Eleanor to interfere at this time.

This might affect Louise's work.

But which one should you choose?

Eleanor couldn't think of an answer right away, so he could only leave it to the system to think about.

And just then

There was a knock on the office door, and a secretary walked in.

"Madam President, Madam Chief of Staff, the meeting is about to begin."

“Okay, let’s go now,” Louise nodded.

Meeting?

Eleanor only then realized what was happening.

Oh right, I've been so engrossed in my work lately that I completely forgot it was already the day the extraordinary session of Congress was convened.

During this period, members of Congress from all over the country flocked to Washington, D.C.

Their main focus, naturally, was the Emergency Banking Act.

This was something Wu Ding worked on day and night, putting in extra hours to finish.

Eleanor just ran into Woodin.

The old man was completely drained of energy; his eyes were vacant, his legs were unsteady, and he was only one step away from ascending to heaven.

This was Rosef's first appearance in front of members of parliament, and Eleanor naturally followed to ensure Rosef could remain standing.

He also got a chance to see how Congress works.

Eleanor had long heard that there were often various open and covert attacks in Congress.

However, this time he was disappointed.

The atmosphere in Congress was more unified than ever before.

Bank closure orders have been issued, and the national financial system is temporarily frozen.

Everyone realized that now was not the time to argue, so naturally no one would go out of their way to make things difficult for Rosef.

The meeting began immediately after Rosef entered the room.

And they quickly got down to business, with the Emergency Banking Act being submitted for consideration.

The process has been simplified to the extreme.

Read aloud, explain, and vote.

Then came the debate between the members of parliament.

The originally scheduled time was forty minutes.