America 1919

Donnie made a promise to Daniel Krisinger.

Although Daniel Krisinger, like his close friend Harding, was known as one of the most unsuccessful presidents in the history of the Federal Reserve, Daniel Krisinger didn’t see it that way himself.

So, under Donnie’s promise, and knowing that once Donnie became a member of the Federal Reserve Board, he would support him, Daniel Krisinger had no objections to this matter!

"Dear Donnie, I will now formally submit an application to the White House and Congress!"

Donnie smiled, this was the sentence he had been waiting for from Daniel Krisinger.

Now, he had cleared all the obstacles to joining the Federal Reserve!

Daniel Krisinger’s actions were very swift, and his application quickly reached the White House.

Donnie, at this time within his New York estate, received a call from Coolidge.

Coolidge stated that he had already agreed to Daniel Krisinger’s application, and the next step would be the Senate’s review!

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Donnie’s development was so rapid that even Donnie hadn’t had time to form numerous strategic alliances with many senators in both houses of the United States, so Donnie had previously entrusted Morgan and Rockefeller with this matter.

Both of them indeed used their connections for this matter.

By the beginning of November, the Senate’s review was passed.