Intermittently someone goes online, meetings are constantly interrupted, and processes are broken and fragmented. The whole meeting was a mess and there was no order at all.

Brooklyn, Madam President, and a few others who seemed to have guessed what did not attend.

It wasn't until the Senate began to roll out that Brooklyn and Madam President were late. At this time, the people in the research team were yelling at the microphone, and when they saw these two people going online, their eyes lit up, as if they had seen a savior.

Brooklyn asked, frowning

"What's going on?" Before anyone could answer, there was a scream from the research team. The number of people present at this voting meeting of the Senate is 79!

The meeting fell silent. As if their souls had been drained, the people in the research team stood in front of the camera in despair, their eyes were blank, their mouths opened and closed, but they couldn't make a sound.

"That's what you guys had in mind?" Brooklyn asked unhappily. He had just gotten a copy of the recent actions of the research group and the political alliance.

After a brief glance, Brooklyn commented on it as a lack of discipline. They are like a swarm of headless flies, with a hammer in the east and a mallet in the west, wasting time in vain and doing nothing.

- Their biggest job is to dismiss the seemingly good suggestions made by members of the political coalition, and to stubbornly squander money and increase propaganda.

They believe that as long as the constituents of the MPs support them, the MPs will change their minds.

"In ten days, you spent more than 17 million in total?" Brooklyn continued

"Where did you spend all your money? That's it? Chairman Rozier followed

"I'm disappointed with the result."

"The proposal that was supposed to be passed, since the research team gained a voice in the action, as their voice increased, our success rate has been declining."

"Regardless of the final outcome, this responsibility research group must be responsible."

"In addition, I have a responsibility. I should not have given my credibility to the deception of the research team and entrusted such important command to them. I have betrayed the trust placed in me by members, and I will resign as President at the end of the meeting. Rozier had been prepared for a long time, admitted responsibility in advance before the results came out, and directly took the blame and resigned.

The cost of her resignation is actually no higher than the 'mistakes' she has made, and it is not even equality.

But the point is that the results are not yet available. Until the final result, only Brooklyn and Rozier were the only two, and everyone else was still hopeful.

Faced with an undecided matter, Rozier resigned and took responsibility first, which undoubtedly left a positive image of responsibility and responsibility for the members.

Even if the results come out, everyone will not vent their anger on her - she has already paid for her mistakes.

Brooklyn tugged at the corners of her mouth, naturally not letting Ms. Rozier be pretty. He said in a deep voice

"The results are not yet out, but we are going to prepare for the worst."

"Accountability is a matter for later, and if the outcome is unfavorable to us, we should immediately cut it with the research team." Brooklyn naturally took over the command and continued

"The fact that the proposal did not pass when it was inevitable was undoubtedly a huge blow to our fledgling political group, which in turn affected the perception of other people. Dramatically reduces our attractiveness. ”

"We can't afford to pay for the mistakes of the research team. The truth of the matter must be made known to all. Tell everyone that it's not that we're incompetent, it's that someone has deceived us! We need to let people know what happens when we are deceived! "The team is from Harvard, and Brooklyn does this, in the eyes of the members, in the same way as the former president of Rozier, who is taking responsibility for it.

This made many of the panicked members regain their composure. Although this organization has a bad background, the road ahead may become rough and difficult, but fortunately, they have organizers like Brooklyn and Rozier, but the road to growth is more difficult, and there is hope.

"I've asked my assistant to prepare a statement in the capacity of the Harvard Speaker." Brooklyn continued

"All Harvard members involved will be listed as persona non grata and removed from the Harvard Council."

"In addition, Harvard will investigate the actions taken by the research team during the preparation of the proposal and the subsequent promotion of the proposal, and reserves the right to pursue legal responsibility." Take responsibility first, then give a solution to the top priority, and finally investigate the truth and give everyone an explanation.

Brooklyn's words not only show Harvard's responsibility, but also show the way for everyone, which makes people unconsciously convinced.

While speaking, the research team, including Yale, and other people who had to join in wholeheartedly and participate in the compilation of the proposal, were all disqualified from speaking, and could only watch, not speak.

An hour later. The Senate voting session ended, the doors opened, and the senators walked out in groups of twos and threes, talking in whispers.

The media reporters who were guarding the door early were dazzled, and without waiting for the parliamentarians to come over, they rushed up, selected the subjects they wanted to interview, and surrounded them.

At the same time, it was time to announce the final results during the online video conference of the political alliance. It wasn't an easy hour, not just for the members, but also for Brooklyn itself.

He glanced at the camera, then at the screen, and everyone was staring at him.

"Ahem, guys, the results are out." Brooklyn raised the folder in his hand

"Just now, my assistant told me that the Senate vote has come in." In the eyes of anticipation and apprehension, Brooklyn flipped through the folder, his eyes paused slightly, and then raised his eyes

"Unfortunately, folks, the Senate voted 62-17 to pass our proposal." Wow - even though it was not a live meeting, there was only a computer in front of Brooklyn, and everyone was gathered through the Internet signal, but the uproar of the participants could be heard when the news was not chosen.

Although the winning rate of the model has been declining before, both the former chairman and the acting chairman have warned before the meeting. Still, there are some illusions before the results come out.

Now, the last shred of illusion is shattered. Not passed! After the uproar, the eyes of the members couldn't help but focus on the members of the research group.

The members of the research team opened and closed their mouths, not knowing what they were talking about, they were deprived of the right to speak, and the microphone could not be used.

Brooklyn ignored the uproar and continued to preside over the meeting. He immediately announced guidance for all parties, advocating that members of parliament should actively respond to the call of the organization, stand with the coalition, and work together to tide over the coming winter.

For the nascent organization of the Political Alliance, the first shot ended in failure, and a long winter was immediately ushered in.

Brooklyn read the manuscript, which Bob had prepared in advance, but the attendees didn't seem to be in much of a mood to listen to it.

Brooklyn continued to preside. As a result of Ms. Rozier's voluntary resignation, the political coalition needed a new president.

At this point, Brooklyn paused. According to the plan, he should strike while the iron is hot and start the 'election' now, but looking at the dejected faces on the screen, Brooklyn banged on the microphone to make a loud noise that drew the attention of the attendees again.

"Now you're not in the mood to think about this, and you're not thinking about what I'm telling you, but about ending the meeting, thinking alone, and clearing your mind."

"I can give you this time, and the entire alliance can pause its work and wait for you to come out of this defeat."

"Yes, I can give, but others won't!"

"Soon, someone will take advantage of the wind of failed proposals and burn the fire on the Alliance. As a member of the alliance, Harvard had to abandon the entire research group, which is a huge loss for Harvard and for me as the president of the Harvard Congress! ”

"What are we giving so much for? Isn't it just to cut off the connection between the proposal and the alliance in time to avoid the fire from burning to the alliance? ”

"I paid so much for the time I got back. Ladies and gentlemen, this is my time back, and I have the right to ask you not to waste it. ”

"There's no time for you to grieve right now." After a pause, Brooklyn added

"24 hours."

"Give you 24 hours. Tomorrow this time, we continue the meeting, and I hope that everyone in tomorrow's meeting will focus on the topic. ”

"Alright, that's the end of the meeting." At the end of the meeting, Brooklyn was not idle. With the proposal failing, the garbage dump plan in Brooklyn is nearing completion.

He first asked López, who was also in Washington, to contact the lawmakers who were in charge of submitting the proposal to find out how the Senate was voting and which senators were voting for and which were against.

Brooklyn did not forget that the actual vote was 62:17! Only 17 people voted in favor.

This number is much less than the number of lobbyists they had counted at the end. Michael had already launched a survey of the senators who were present today as soon as the results of the vote were announced.

Brooklyn gave López access to the congressman, not only to understand the situation, but also to prepare for the next time.

There is nothing inherently wrong with the press law proposal, and the reason why Brooklyn is obstructing it is because there are so many people who know about it that circumstances force him to do so.

The next time he made the proposal, he would genuinely push it through. That's when he needed a councillor to submit a proposal.

This councillor is a good choice. After communicating with Lopez, Brooklyn pulled the long-awaited Burke and Anthony for a small meeting.

The main content of the meeting was the disposal of the research group. Brooklyn has made it clear since he became Speaker.

His attitude is very resolute, and he has nothing to talk about with these diehards and the opposition, let alone be soft-hearted.

Expulsion from Harvard and expulsion from the Harvard Council are the most basic punishments. Brooklyn asked Burke Forsman to come up with the results of his previous work.

Harvard wants to kill his relatives in righteousness, bury the future of all the research groups with his own hands, show courage to the remaining members of the political alliance, and force Yale to do so.

The members of the research group sent by Harvard are all those who oppose Brooklyn, except for those who are greedy and want to get to Brooklyn.

These people may have some ability, but staying at Harvard will not contribute to Brooklyn's rule, they will only drag their feet and think about how to remove Brooklyn from power.

Dealing with these people will not only not affect the development of Harvard, but will also be a slimming down of the parliament, so that the Harvard parliament can get rid of redundancy and drag, and travel lightly.

The situation at Yale is completely different from that of Harvard. If Heather Gerken is still around, it would be a good thing for Yale to get rid of the members of the research group.

But Heather Gerken wasn't there. Now Yale is in charge of the former opposition! Those who joined the research group were also opposed!

Getting rid of the research group is an increase in combat power for Harvard, and it is indeed a weakening for Yale. But with Harvard in front of him, Yale will either follow and cut the flesh off himself, or withdraw from the alliance.

That's what Brooklyn wants. The proposal failed, the opponents and insatiable people were thrown out, the chairmanship was immediately back in his hands, and Yale, who should not have been in the coalition, should have gotten out.

The follow-up to the dumpster plan was handed over to Burke Forsman, and Brooklyn was relatively relieved.

At the end of the meeting, Bob called.

"Boss, in the past hour and a half, a total of 177 people have made appointments to call." With that, Bob sent a list over.

It's densely packed, and it's basically all the names of the members of the research group. Not only Harvard, but also the Yale opposition, and others who were clamoring for Harvard's open research group to invite non-Harvard people to join were among them.

Brooklyn took a cursory look at it and said

"Sift out all the people in the research team, and they won't have to answer their calls in the future."

"Okay boss." Bob agreed, his voice sounding in a good mood. He had reason to be happy.

On the eve of the Manhattan Hotel conference, he accompanied Brooklyn to the Commonwealth to lobby these people.

At that time, he saw the difficulty of these people. They take advantage of the danger of Brooklyn and often deliberately make things difficult, looking at them as if they were beggars.

Later, Brooklyn successfully became the speaker of the Harvard Congress, and Bob went to talk to these people one by one.

He was in the dust, and every day he was either on the road or talking. For this reason, he even 'lost' his wife and children.

It turned out that it didn't work at all. These men, who considered themselves to have played an important role in the Manhattan Hotel Conference, were meritorious men, and they demanded this and that, without the slightest respect for Brooklyn and Brooklyn's representative, Bob.

Bob naturally had reason to gloat when these people were unlucky. Not to mention that this mold was designed by Brooklyn himself.

There's no reason why he shouldn't clap!

"132 people have been eliminated, and 45 people remain." Bob resent a 'slimmed-down' version of the list to Brooklyn.