Miss President wants to talk to you

He wiped away his tears, grabbed a notepad from the table, wrote a few words, and handed it to Rosef.

Rosef looked down.

There was only one sentence on the paper.

You are not president yet.

The girl was slightly taken aback.

At the same time, Eleanor also knew that he was making judgments based on the historical Roosevelt.

Later, I will definitely have to give a sufficiently convincing reason.

As for whether he is president or not, that's just a convenient excuse.

So he thought to himself:

"System, help me organize all the information. Why did Roosevelt not agree to Hoover's petition in history?"

The words appeared before my eyes.

[Information being compiled.]

[Estimated thinking time: 1 minute.]

One minute? Not bad.

After all, it's just organizing information, which doesn't take much time.

At this point, because of the continued silence, Hoffer began to sense that something was amiss:

"Rosef? Hello? Are you still there?"

“I am here, Madam President.”

Rosef finally spoke.

She gripped the microphone tightly and began to mimic her mother's tone.

“I understand your concerns and the seriousness of the matter, but I may not be able to meet your request.”

She glanced at the note secretly.

You are not president yet.

"After all, I am not the president yet, and it is not appropriate for me to participate in administrative affairs."

"Not suitable?"

Hoffer seemed to smile slightly.

"Rosef, the entire Federation knows that you will become the next president in half a month."

"Wall Street is watching you, bankers are watching you, the whole federal government is watching you."

"Your word now is more powerful than ten of my executive orders."

"How could you not be suitable?"

Rosef opened her mouth.

I almost forgot it again.

Fortunately, Eleanor had already started handing over the second note.

Respect federal procedures.

With the prompting, the girl quickly said:

“Madam President, it is precisely because the entire Union is watching me that I should respect federal procedures even more, isn’t it?”

That's undeniable.

So Hoffer changed her perspective, and her tone softened:

"Rossf, I understand your concerns, but the situation is very urgent now."

"I'm not asking you to support me, I'm asking you to support the Federation."

"Gold is flowing out, banks are collapsing, and people are restless."

"Isn't it also for your own good that you're stepping in to stabilize the situation now?"

"You don't want to take over a completely collapsed federation, do you?"

To be fair, Hoffer's words make sense.

That makes a lot of sense.

Rosef was almost convinced.

She looked up, hoping to get some answers from Eleanor.

Helping Hoffer now is helping your future self, isn't it?

Stopping the gold exchange was something my mother had always wanted to do.

Why can't we agree?

At this moment, Eleanor did not respond to Rosef's gaze.

He looked at the words in front of him.

Your one-minute thinking time is up.

[Intelligence gathering complete.]

Historically, Roosevelt's rejection of the petition proposal was the right choice from any perspective.

The reasons are as follows...

Eleanor quickly finished browsing and breathed a sigh of relief.

It turned out to be the case.

That guy Hoffer has quite a few tricks up his sleeve.

I know what to do.

Eleanor then wrote a third note.

[One must not interfere with the president's duties.]

This was, of course, still just an excuse, and Eleanor quickly wrote down a fourth one:

[I'll refuse now, and I'll explain why later. Trust me!]

Rosef and Elinor looked at each other, and she saw sincerity and determination in each other's eyes.

That makes sense...

Rosef thought to herself, since she had chosen to believe Eleanor before.

Why hesitate?

Hoffer does have a point, but Eleanor also said he would provide an explanation.

I can't be so indecisive and wavering.

So be it!

If Eleanor can't give a reason later, I'll punish him!

But now, you must trust him!

Show your strength and reject Hoffer!

In an instant, the white-haired hamster seemed to enter a certain state and burst into flames.

She said into the phone:

"Madam President, I fully understand your concerns."

"But that's precisely why I shouldn't interfere with your authority."

In excellent form, Miss Rosef even improvised a line.

"If the federal government really needs to take such measures, then the person who makes the decision should be the current president."

"so."

Hoffer said curtly, "Your answer is no?"

Eleanor immediately started writing notes.

You can't refuse directly, or people will have something to say about it.

But Rosef, in full swing, spoke up before Elinor could finish writing:

“I simply refuse to make commitments that are inappropriate for my position before I officially take office.”

Oh?

Eleanor was taken aback.

Unexpectedly, Rosef actually picked up the conversation herself.

And the reception was quite good.

Did you rehearse before?

"Even if the Federation might pay a price for this?" Hoffer pressed on.

Rosef gripped the microphone tightly, unwavering: "The Constitution has not granted me any power!"

This time, it was Hoffer who remained silent.

a long time.

A long sigh came from the other end of the phone.

Hoffer finally realized that she was destined to get no results she expected today.

"As expected of you, Rosef."

She said unwillingly, "But I won't give up like this!"

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