blackstone code

Chapter 1082 The Value of Journalism Professors

"There are fewer homeless people on the streets..."

Catherine looked at the street outside the window. There were many homeless people begging on the street a few days ago, but now there are hardly any of them, which is amazing.

Lynch had hired an assistant for her, and she was talking to her assistant.

Politics cannot be handled by one person alone. To put it simply, a person's energy and ability are limited after all, and it is impossible to take care of all aspects of society.

For example, as a city councilor, Catherine's main job at this stage is to cultivate her personal reputation and prestige. She must participate more and more actively in some local social events in Sabine City.

Only in this way can people understand her and know what she has solved for everyone, and then people will vote for her.

Countless things are happening in this society every day, and some things are very big, such as the problem that many people are hungry now.

Some things are very small, such as a woman who suffered domestic violence.

Which thing is more valuable to her, as well as a series of subsequent operational problems, cannot be solved by one person.

The higher the status of a politician, the more staff he has, like Mr. President... In fact, the federal presidential cabinet is equivalent to his staff.

Even Langdon had several staff members during his tenure as mayor.

City councilors are also needed, at least one or two, two or three.

Lynch is not short of money, and Catherine still needs some guidance, so Lynch found a good assistant for her, a journalism professor in his 40s.

A relatively well-known lady in a certain limited circle.

The Baylor Federation does not have a political class, so it is not so easy for Lynch to find someone who knows politics very well, but the Federation has a journalism class.

In a sense, the gap between the journalism class and the political class is not so obvious.

The content of the political class is to understand the past politicians who can leave their names in the history books, what they thought when they made certain decisions, and what forces drove them to make such decisions.

And analyze the current political arena, the trends of the three major parties, and their political programs.

Of course, the content of political strife is also indispensable, but they will appear in the form of "events" or "movements" and beautify the winners.

In fact, the news class is similar. They will analyze the current news that happens every day, and analyze the deeper meaning behind each news content. For example, XX said on TV that he would drive away some seagulls.

The professors of the journalism class will extend from this matter to why the person who said these words said what he said, what he did, and his ultimate purpose.

This kind of course is offered in some well-known universities in the Federation, and it is also one of the courses that many people take, because people will find it more interesting at first.

The lady Lynch found was a professor of such a course. Her job was to tell the students what the news we saw every day was talking about.
As silly as it sounds, who doesn't know what the news is saying on TV?
But only those who can really understand the news will know what the news is talking about!
Such a person with a strong reading ability for society and current affairs news will undoubtedly be of great help to Catherine.

The assistant lady also walked to the window and watched some changes in the street outside the window. She was holding a slender women's filter cigarette holder in her hand, and there was a women's cigarette on the other end of the cigarette holder.

These things looked elegant in her hands, and there was nothing wrong with them at all.

"This may have something to do with what we are going to do next, Mr. Lynch is working hard!", the assistant lady explained.

"Do you remember our speech tomorrow night?", she asked.

Catherine nodded, "The issue of improving the urban environment is the subject, right?"

The assistant gave an affirmative answer, "Yes, reducing the homeless is also part of improving the urban environment. If there are too many homeless people, it will have a very negative impact on the city. Reducing the number of homeless people will give positive feedback to public security and social emotions. feedback of."

Catherine was a little confused, she nodded blankly, and then began to think seriously.

She is a girl who likes to learn and is willing to learn. She is very unfamiliar with these things now, but she is willing to learn. This may be the reason why Lynch found a university professor as an assistant for her.

If it was other politicians, they wouldn't have the patience to communicate with Catherine. They would just tell her when to do what, that's the style of politicians!
Looking at Catherine who was thinking, the assistant professor took a puff of cigarette and looked out the window.

She was a bit jealous of Catherine, who was born in a middle-class family and wanted to be in politics when she was young, when the feminist movement was just emerging and not as powerful as it is now.

She can't fight against the whole society, and in the end, she can only follow some rules made by someone who doesn't know who made it, to study, get married, and take a job.

Staying in school to teach may be the only result of her resistance to this society in her past life, she can only do this!
Looking at the present again, the little girl beside her doesn't have such a thorough understanding of politics, even though she has been an intern at the presidential palace for a year.

What she grasped there were more macroscopic things, but now she is facing more detailed and lower-level problems.

Environmental problems in cities.

Not to mention that there are still people who support her in doing so, the best opportunity, the best support, all of which make the assistant professor envious and jealous.

If she has someone like this who can help her, maybe she has gone further?

A few minutes later, Catherine came back to her senses, "I think I probably understand that the people hope for a safer environment during the low tide, so these homeless people disappeared?!"

"It can be said that!" The assistant professor nodded, "Too many homeless people will deepen people's fear of some negative phenomena, and they will feel that Sabine City and the Federation are hopeless."

"This will destroy the law and order of the city and will change the order of the city, so it is necessary to reduce homeless people. After all, we have to persist until March, and now it is January!"

Catherine nodded thoughtfully, she seems to have understood a lot now, "Then our speech tomorrow will focus on this part, right?"

The assistant professor nodded again, "You need to mention a few elements in your speech, a more comfortable and safer social environment."

"It's important for some councils to address the next period of time, and to emphasize our thinking!"

The attitude of the professor assistant is very serious, just like she treats her students in school, but now she is only facing one student, and she is also her "boss".

She spoke more carefully and seriously than before.

"You have to use this speech to show that you are not the same as the city government. The people of the Federation don't like politicians, and they don't like those in the government. Do you understand what I mean?"

"People always think that politicians are unreliable, especially mayors, governors, etc., but it's easier for MPs to get in touch with them."

"There's a lot of conspiracy theories around these relationships, and once we're on the same page with the council, they think we're on the same page, and that can have a big negative impact on you."

Catherine sounded a little uncomfortable and disbelieving, "So what should I do?"

"Slam some of the policies of the city hall, and if you don't mind swearing, you can curse the mayor."

"With Mr. Lynch's relationship with the mayor and the governor, they won't care about your small actions, and they will understand that your purpose of doing this is to make you look, at least not with the government. "

"People who naturally distrust the government will be on your side at this time because only you can help them."

"Those who trust or distrust the government will also consider leaning towards you. As long as what you say can be approved by them, they will stand by your side!"

"Tomorrow's speech you must show these characteristics, care about the work and life of the people, and you are not representing the government, but the people, that's enough!"

Catherine nodded after listening. She will work hard to absorb this knowledge and transform it into her own.

Turning her head to look out the window again, her thoughts drifted a little far away, and she didn't know what Lynch was doing now.

So what exactly is Lynch doing?

He was chatting with Mr Adelaide.

"You should have already considered it this time, Lynch?" Adelaide looked very... close, anyway, it was the kind of closeness between friends, without any airs of the governor's chief staff or the governor's uncle.

Lynch nodded, "Some details need to be discussed further. You know, once I make a decision, I will at least set up a factory that requires about 5000 people."

"Around this factory, tens of thousands of people will be affected by it. I have to be responsible for these things and these people. I must be cautious."

Adelaide's face was about to burst into laughter, "Yes, yes, it is right to be cautious. If you have any ideas, you can talk to me first, and I will try to convince the governor."

Whether it is persuasion or not, they are definitely a group. Lynch even skipped the process of talking with the mayor of Sabine City, and came here directly to talk with Adelaide and the governor.

After all, the mayor of Sabine City is also one of them. After talking with the mayor, he has to talk with the governor again. He doesn't have so much idle time.

"Some Problems."

Adelaide took out a small notebook and a pen, "Say it."

"First!" Lynch stretched out a finger, "The supporting infrastructure must be completed as soon as possible, and in terms of water conservancy and electricity, my factory must be given priority."

Adelaide nodded while recording, "This is not a problem. We will pull a separate network. If necessary, we will cut off other burdens and fully supply your needs."

"second……"

(End of this chapter)