Miss President wants to talk to you

But unexpectedly, the time didn't even last forty minutes before the lawmakers started chanting "Vote! Vote!"

Everyone was so enthusiastic that almost no one objected.

The Emergency Banking Act covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to: reviewing bank qualifications, controlling currency and gold, issuing banking licenses, and decoupling currency from the gold standard.

Under normal circumstances, this would be interpreted as the president trying to interfere in the financial system, causing a huge uproar.

But things are different now.

No one wanted to argue; the bank was already closed, and everyone just wanted to come up with a solution as quickly as possible.

What should be done if this bill has no effect?

That just means Rosef isn't good enough!

It's time to replace him!

The voting results came out quickly.

The Senate passed the bill almost unanimously, and then the bill came to Rosef.

After Rosef signed, the audience erupted in enthusiastic applause.

A smile appeared on Louise's face.

In her original plan, the two sides might argue for a long time, since this bill does indeed expand the president's power.

I didn't expect it to end so easily.

Rosef breathed a sigh of relief.

It was her first time attending Congress, and she was very worried about what might happen.

Fortunately, everything went smoothly!

Rosef couldn't help but think, "If all the work in the future were this easy."

Now that the bill has passed, the president is free to leave.

Rosef turned her head, only to find Elinor standing there motionless.

He seemed to be deep in thought.

"Eleanor?"

Rosef couldn't help but push him. "What are you thinking about?"

Eleanor then seemed to awaken from a dream.

He was indeed thinking about a very important question.

Judging from what just happened, everyone in Congress is now in a state of heightened agitation, feeling compelled to resolve the issue.

The program is compressed, and the resistance is reduced.

Everyone just wants a quick vote and a fast discussion to come up with a solution.

In that case

Eleanor suddenly wondered if they would pass any resolution Rosef proposed.

"Wait! Miss President!"

Eleanor suddenly asked, "Can we still submit the bill now?"

"How should I know..."

Rosef was about to answer when Louise quickly interrupted her.

"can!"

She said, "As long as someone raises the issue, and no one forcibly blocks the process."

That was close...

Rosef almost said something unbecoming of a president.

Louise felt a chill run down her spine, but quickly realized why Eleanor had suddenly asked that question.

Her eyes lit up.

Yup!

This is a golden opportunity!

It's obvious to anyone with eyes that the members of Congress are currently focused on passing the bill as quickly as possible.

There is very little interest in raising objections.

If that's the case, why not take advantage of this potential energy?!

"Eleanor, well done!"

This time, Louise didn't bother with subtle compliments and just said it directly.

Eleanor's reminder was crucial!

The Roseve government's reforms extend far beyond just the banking sector.

It involves all aspects, and each one will affect someone else's interests.

Especially the two

The Prohibition Adjustment Act and the Federal Expenditure Savings Act.

This involves the two largest lobbying groups in Congress: the Prohibition Group and the Veterans Group.

If not handled properly, it could trigger a huge protest.

Just last year, veterans organized an expeditionary force to march to Washington, D.C., demanding unpaid wages.

President Hoffer at the time was unable to handle the situation and could only send troops to suppress it, which resulted in bloodshed.

Cutting federal spending will inevitably lead to cuts in veterans' benefits.

Many lawmakers were unwilling to risk this.

Louise was constantly troubled about how to ensure the smooth implementation of these two bills.

Now, Eleanor's words have completely opened up her mind.

Since that's the case, why not take advantage of everyone's enthusiasm and bring it up together?

If you miss this window.

Who knows when the next one will be?

Chapter Twenty-Five: Supplementary Proposal

Louise moved quickly.

Without the slightest hesitation, she immediately whispered to her secretary:

"Go and inform the council officer that the president has a supplementary proposal, and tell everyone not to leave."

The secretary left quickly.

Rosef was a little confused. She looked up at Louise, not daring to call her "Auntie," and could only ask in the tone of the president.

What are we trying to do?

"Of course, we'll keep winning."

Louise lowered her head and whispered.

……

A few minutes later.

The councilor's voice rang out again in the meeting room.

"Please wait a moment, members of Congress. The President has submitted a supplementary bill."

The members of parliament who were about to leave all stopped what they were doing.

"Supplementary proposal?"

"Now?"

"What else?"

Whispers began to break out.

The lawmakers had different mindsets, but they had all received some advance notice of the Emergency Banking Act and were mentally prepared.

However, this supplementary proposal was a completely unexpected turn of events.

too suddenly.

They didn't even have the chance to discuss it with their own party colleagues.

Soon, Speaker of the House Henry Rainey, who was on the podium, received two documents from Chief of Staff Louise.

He glanced at it quickly, his pupils slightly contracting.

Good guy.

Once these two bills are announced, there will likely be another huge uproar.

But Renny himself is a Democrat.

He certainly wouldn't oppose his own president; on the contrary, he would try to help the bill pass.

So Reni struck the gavel.

"quiet!"

Congress fell silent, everyone waiting for René to speak.

"Just now, I received two bills from the Chief of Staff."

"The first bill."