Any significant political change cannot bypass the two-party committee. As for why the Socialist Party is not discussed, it's because the Socialist Party has no say in this matter.
At least, they have not yet participated in this kind of affair.
After Mr. Truman made a decision, Lynch arranged a meeting with the short-statured chairman of the Progressive Party Committee.
They agreed to meet at a villa in the suburbs. Compared to public figures like the President, the chairman of the two-party committee is not particularly someone who would be recognized everywhere he goes.
However, the current situation is somewhat special; who knows how many eyes are watching around. Therefore, they settled on a location that could guarantee privacy and security.
The ancient medieval design style makes the villa appear somewhat "worn out," using materials with shallow bark, giving the villa a very primitive feeling.
