In the end, Franklin Roosevelt was re-elected as President of the United States, and John Lewis began to think he was qualified to dialogue with Donnie!
If politics were really calculated this way, there would be no outstanding politicians in this world.
"Lewis, regardless of whom Donnie supported before, or whether they ultimately won, you cannot deny Donnie Block's influence in the United States.
Or do you truly believe that in terms of financial resources or influence, you surpass Donnie Block?"
What Francis Parsons actually wanted to say was, if you were really that important to Franklin Roosevelt.
Why did Franklin Roosevelt meet with Donnie right after his re-election?
Such words are not suitable for a mature politician to express, and they would also cause trouble for Franklin Roosevelt, so Francis Parsons chose a different approach.
