Blackstone Code

Chapter 1793 High support rate

Mr. Trueman has been in a good mood these past two days!

The comprehensive passage and legislation of the Social Security System Bill expressed his attitude to the entire federal society!

He is not a president who tells lies. He will definitely do what he promises people to do. He is a man of action!

In fact, it really can't be done, and no one will say anything. After all, every president has talked about these issues before taking office, but whether they are re-elected or not, they will not touch them in the end.

No one will blame them, people will only think that these are the methods of capitalists, and the entire federation has been kidnapped by capitalists!

But now, Mr. Trueman has done it. Although he does not dare to touch the issue of health care reform, at least he has brought some benefits to the people in terms of the social security system.

Shorter payment period, more flexible and leisurely double insurance, although there are some risks, but how can anything have only a good side and no bad side?

As long as the good side can suppress the bad side and find a way to solve the bad side, that's already great!

When Lynch came to visit him, he didn't think twice and agreed right away during lunch.

He has a lot to do at other times. Operation Heavy Rain was successfully executed. Now the war in eastern Nagalir has reached its final moment. The military expects to complete their planned plan by the end of the month.

Now that the Pengeo people have begun to send out signals to retreat, the military and the Ministry of Defense are considering whether to let them retreat, or whether to completely eliminate this group of people, about 700,000 to 800,000 army troops, in Nagaril. East area.

This is a very nerve-wracking thing.

In addition, Sedoras has captured almost the entire territory of Luupus, the government of Luupus has been in exile, and Sedoras is looking for an opportunity to announce reunification.

And this news also greatly stimulated other member countries within the World Development Council. Even Sedoras, a neutral country in the last world war, occupied the territory next door.

Why can't they try to do something around them?

Invasion, plunder, and occupation are far better than slowly developing on your own.

When a member state suddenly follows Sartoras's example and finds a reason,

When launching an invasion war against neighboring countries, the entire World Development Council couldn't sit still!

They are frequently in contact with the federal government, seeking military assistance...

So Lynch only had time for lunch, about twenty minutes.

At 1:10 noon, Lynch met Mr. President in the restaurant of the Presidential Palace.

In many people's imagination, the President's lunch should be very sumptuous, but this is not the case!

Mr. Trueman was sitting in the public dining area, with a tray in front of him containing some mashed potatoes and a large spoonful of slimy soybeans.

Then some beef strips, a sandwich, an apple and a cup of coffee.

This is what the Federal President eats for lunch, and so does most of the others around him.

Mr. Trueman saw Lynch walking in and waved. After the two met, he casually asked, "Would you like to try lunch at the Presidential Palace?"

Lynch readily agreed. In fact, besides the ones in front of Mr. Trueman, there were some other foods.

But overall there is not much variety, and it is not rich.

Lynch chose some mashed potatoes and beans, some beef, took an orange, and sat down across from Mr. Trueman.

"I heard you called me as if you wanted to see me for something?"

While eating his sandwich, he scooped out some mashed potatoes with a spoon, then scooped out some slimy soybeans and stuffed them into his mouth.

In the army, these were the two things he ate most often, mashed potatoes and soybeans.

Because these two things are very easy to store and can be stored for a long time, even in the current military rations, mashed potatoes and soybeans are the main foods.

Lynch tasted it and found that the mashed potatoes had no taste and were all enhanced by soybeans and beef sauce, but overall they were not unpleasant to eat.

"Today I got a call from the factory in Sabine City..."

He told Mr. Trueman what happened this morning in detail. Mr. Trueman frowned as he listened. He suddenly realized that if it was not solved, this group of people might live forever. lose the opportunity to receive social security.

Moreover, this kind of relationship is not isolated in isolation, but is relatively common. There are many in various states and cities.

After all, it helps capitalists save a lot of costs, and they will choose to cooperate as long as it is not necessary.

Legally speaking, the object of corporate cooperation is often another specific company or institution, rather than an individual.

Although the current cooperation object is stated to be a family-based production workshop based on the family unit, it is not an actual registered organization, let alone a company, and the precise definition of these models cannot even be found in law!

If there are no such people in the law, then they will completely lose all legal rights, but the obligations still exist -

They are federal citizens and have jobs, so they have to bear all the responsibilities they should bear, but they cannot enjoy what they should enjoy.

This made Mr. Trueman frown more and more. Finally, he quickly stuffed the sandwich into his mouth, chewed it a few times, swallowed it, and asked, "So what do you think?"

"Push for legislation and this will happen more and more in the future."

"It is impossible for us to regulate everyone's specific work content, working time and working location, but some people are really working, but they do not meet the current legal definitions of individual workers."

"These people who do not exist in the judicial interpretation are like people without identity. They have made no mistakes, but they have to suffer huge losses. This is unfair!"

After hearing this, Mr. Trueman nodded repeatedly, "Yes, you are right."

"If these people can support themselves and their families through their own labor, why can't they enjoy some good policies and benefits?"

"They have not caused trouble to the government and society, but have made contributions to our society. The protection of coal and coal is also very meaningful."

He said, taking out a notebook and a pen, "Talk about your thoughts..."

Lynch coughed slightly, "We can actually add a similar scope explanation to the judicial interpretation, mobile personnel on duty..."

Mr. Trueman thought about it for a while, half-smiled, and said, "What an interesting explanation!" He suspected that Lynch had already thought of it and just said it at this time, otherwise he would not have explained it so well.

But no matter what, this is a good thing. As long as it does something concrete and meaningful for this society, he will not object!

He wrote and drew in his notebook, and then asked, "Should you push this matter, or should I push it?"

If Lynch were to push it, he would definitely ask Senator Langdon to do the specific work, or maybe the old governor of York State.

After all, he has just entered Congress, and putting forward a reasonable proposal that will definitely be passed can help him establish some authority.

If Mr. Trueman pushed it himself, then he would definitely let Williams do it. Anyway, he has done a lot, and this is not enough.

In fact, Mr. Trueman felt that Lynch might leave it to him. After all, using this proposal to win over the old governor was a good deal.

What Mr. Trueman didn't expect was that Lynch mentioned a role he hadn't thought of!

"Why don't we let the Socialist Party do it?"

"They didn't have much power or strength before, but now they are setting up a party committee. At this time, they are promoting some new proposals to solve some public problems. This is obviously in line with the Party Constitution of the Socialist Party and gives them some sense of existence."

Mr. Trueman looked at Lynch very puzzledly, "What are you planning?"

Lynch laughed and said, "You are slandering, do you understand?"

He laughed twice as he spoke, "There has to be an excuse to arrange for a few people to go in, right?"

Mr. Trueman's eyebrows rose slightly, and he understood what Lynch meant.

It is very necessary to strengthen the control of the Socialist Party. In fact, the federation now has three parties, and it is good for the two parties to alternately govern. It is very fair and just.

If the Socialist Party is allowed to strengthen its strength, it will inevitably cause some riots.

So from the beginning, Mr. Trueman, neither the Progressives nor the Conservatives intended for the Socialist Party to become an independent party.

In the minds of these big men, the Socialist Party would become a useful tool...

Mr. Trueman looked at Lynch, always feeling that he might have other thoughts, but he couldn't figure it out for a while.

In his mind, Lynch has a very good way of doing things. He will not just do one thing, but there must be a whole set of other things.

He couldn't think clearly at this time, and he didn't continue to think about it. Compared with war and international issues, these things were not problems.

Seeing that lunch time was about to end, Lynch suddenly said two words of congratulations, leaving Mr. Trueman stunned for a while without reacting. uuread a book

Looking at Mr. Trueman's confused look, Lynch realized that Mr. Trueman might not have noticed it himself.

"You must not have read today's newspaper."

Mr. Trueman nodded, "I'm too busy these days. If there is any particularly important news, someone will tell me."

"Then you must not know that your approval rating is now over 80 percent!"

Next year is the mid-term election, but due to the war, there will be no mid-term election.

But this does not prevent some investigative agencies from conducting surveys on Mr. Trueman's support rate, which is also convenient for understanding people's attitudes towards the war and the current situation.

The results are surprising. Most presidents' approval ratings continue to decline after they take office. Mr. Trueman is one of the few who can maintain an upward trend.

Some analytical agencies believe that if the war is victorious, Mr. Trueman may become the first person in the Federation to have an approval rating of more than 90%!