Meanwhile, as long as someone objects, it's very easy to obstruct, because none of them are acting alone.
This tacit understanding is never articulated in specific rules, but every participant silently complies because it benefits them.
You see, when Niusen forced us to review the meeting again, didn't we pay off many Senators who love money?
Niusen isn't that powerful, neither is the California Clique, and democracy isn't some panacea, Lisa; our actions may seem problematic, but you also know that any slightly bigger business is doing their utmost to evade taxes.
Politicians understand too, they need to create value for their financiers in order for someone to pay for their campaigns.
The operations of New Era might seem problematic, but the California Senate has already agreed to it. This is the greatness of democracy.
Ha, great nation, great America!
The blonde woman, faced with Cheng's logically tight explanation, gave a passionately overwhelming reply.
"Fuck!"
