Chapter 235:
Removing the president from office had become the most crucial task for the entire federation. The society was united around this goal, contributing their efforts in a fervor they couldn't escape from.
People wandered around all day, unable to fill their stomachs, hating the president. They firmly believed it was the president who had ruined everything, even though many knew deep down that it wasn't entirely true.
The rapid economic decline, financial crisis, and international isolation needed an outlet for their anger. The Baylorian, once dreaming of national grandeur, was suddenly awakened by the harsh reality. They needed to vent their "waking grumpiness."
Unquestionably, the president became the best target.
For the Progressive Party, the troubles they faced were not much less than those of the president. After overthrowing the president, they needed to engage in deeper international exchanges. How to conduct these, to what extent, how to deal with friendly forces, and how to handle hostile ones, international trade, international relations, international politics...
All these issues plagued the top brass of the Progressive Party. Despite their relaxed talk on television about the benefits of joining the international community, they didn't truly know how to do it properly, at least not as badly as the president had done.
It was all a phase of exploration. However, they handled some issues well, such as the Vice Chairman of the Progressive Party Committee securing some international trade orders. This had a more encouraging effect on the Baylor society than anything else at this time.
But this news was still under wraps. It would only be released after the president was successfully impeached and ousted from the presidential palace, and the progressive vice president took office, paving the way for the upcoming election.
See, the Progressive Party started working and achieved results as soon as they took office. Isn't that much better than the Conservative Party, who only targeted their own people?