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Aside from Albert Furr, Florence, Harding’s wife, was not present either!

In response, Donnie reminded him: "Leaving Albert Furr behind is correct, but at this time, leaving out Florence is a mistake. Your private life has always been a prime target of the Democratic Party’s attacks. If you don’t bring Florence now, it is very likely that she will become a target for John Davis’s attacks. More importantly, such a move will provoke attacks from the Cleveland consortium behind Florence, and then you will be attacked from both sides!"

This was Donnie’s sincere advice. Seemingly open-minded, the United States in fact takes such matters very seriously.

Uh, in layman’s terms, it means I can be liberal allowing anyone to shake things up a bit, but you can’t talk about it!

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Harding, finding it difficult, spoke earnestly to Donnie: "To be honest with you, Donnie, just before I arrived in Atlantic City, I had already had a fight with that vicious woman Florence. Now, to take her on a campaign tour..."

Donnie said, "I understand how you feel, Harding. But everything should be considered for the bigger picture. If you no longer wish to run for President of the United States, I can arrange a consultancy position for you at Venus Bank, and you can also easily announce a divorce from Florence to the public. However, if you still intend to seek re-election as President, then you need to pay attention to these influences!"

Harding sighed helplessly for a moment, then finally said, "All right, after I go back, I will bring her along!"

Donnie nodded and continued, "There’s another matter!"