Chicago 1990

Alicia’s law firm put a lot of manpower into this case. Song Ya guessed that even if he didn’t reach an agreement with the Inner City Broadcasting Company, the bills he received from the wife of the future governor afterwards might be very confusing to him.

However, Oprah and others’ records of unavailable donations gave him a new understanding of the Inner City Broadcasting Company. The Manhattan Gang must be declining rapidly. This is okay. After all, the old men’s political positions have all carried the word “before”. The prefix. But at any rate, they have called the wind and the rain and reached the apex of African politicians! The Mayor of New York. Hey, it is inevitable that African-American celebrities trust the African-American media group with their endorsement. This makes Oprah and other celebrities exposed in front of the inner city broadcaster and hidden carefully on other occasions. The dark side of the rise, in addition to fraudulent donations, which can be big or small, there must be a lot of information for mining.

Song Ya now believes a little bit about what the Sutton father and son said, and there will indeed be people who are worried that the management of the Inner City Broadcasting Company will fall into the hands of other people, such as herself who is still very young...

So he swayed back to the side that was willing to inject capital, invested 30 million in, accumulated enough points, and then sought the title of chairman.

"Then I'm leaving, and I will see Pastor Allison tomorrow. Peter wants him to help with the election."

Since she wanted to speed up, Alicia immediately went outside and re-made the plan with her lawyers. Song Ya didn't have much to stay in. She greeted her who was far away and busy, and then left the law firm and returned to her home in Highland Park.

"Ilay, I just called Pastor Allison and he made it clear that he did not want to endorse Peter's platform."

But I didn’t expect things to happen unexpectedly. Pastor Allison, who had accepted his many years of donations, quit this time. The reason was also very reasonable. Peter used to be tough when cleaning up black public housing estates, and recently he also worked hard for the stormtroopers involved White police officers provide support.

"I'll be there right away!"

As Peter's campaign manager and his own crisis public relations, Eli was in a hurry, and he soon paid a visit, "We must get the public support of Pastor Allison!"

"Does Peter lack those votes? The polls show that he has a big lead."

Song Ya himself doesn’t want to get involved in this matter. He has enough. Pastor Allison has a lot of influence in South City. He has seen Pastor Allison’s energy early on. In the slums of South City, he not only plays Religious leaders, spiritual mentors, social event organizers, distributors and transfer stations of many charitable funds and government funds, fully occupy the spiritual and material life of the black poor who eat welfare and relief, the more they like to go to the church, the more he listens. He asked whoever voted, "He also promised me that he would not let people vote for Peter's opponent, and he didn't like the lawyer candidate like the party."

"Oh come on, this kind of guy points to the extortion benefits from politicians during the campaign. In the end, whoever bids higher will get his support!"

Eli was very annoyed, "We are not doing anything now, and when he switches to our opponent, he will be over. The current polls are at the end of the year who knows what will happen, and Peter is not without weaknesses to attack!"

"Don't go around in circles, it makes me dizzy."

Song Ya stopped the little Jewish man from walking around in the house, "Then what can I do? I don't want to confront Pastor Allison at this time."

"Stop giving him a warning?" Eli suggested, "Is the foundation under Susie's name right?"

"That little money Ellison still looks down on him. He is very determined. He doesn't want to support Peter."

Song Ya shook his head, "I'm willing to use the Love Where Foundation to add an additional donation every year but failed to convince him."

"He can't oppose us because of Peter's tough stance in the raid. The gunman in the public housing estate brutally killed a black child!" Eli jumped anxiously.

"Calm down, what's the matter with you?" Song Ya laughed, "Everyone almost forgot about the little boy, but the original site of the public housing complex that was levelled is still empty there."

"This old bastard! Every time he can influence a big or small campaign, he must get involved!"

Eli cursed, "I have been doing campaign affairs in Chicago for so many years, and I have had enough of him. Donkey Party politicians, perhaps like the party's perception, might as well just replace him this time! Change to a less greedy one. "

"Change? How to change?" Song Ya asked blankly, "He is a pastor..."

"There is also a church above the pastor, a parish, and a council that manages the appointment and removal of personnel, okay?" Eli replied, "Anyway, I know God can't control him, but someone can control him!"

"The servants of God can't avoid fighting." There is no place to fight. There is really no clean place in this world. Song Ya smiled and waved, "Don't pull me in, I know two priests in Nancheng..."

"William right?" Eli's eyes lit up. "I remember William and you had a better friendship. They were all from the South City Baptist Church?"

"Well, Aunt Susie is his fan." Song Ya nodded.

"I remember that during the riots in Los Angeles, Didn't Allison refuse your request to help protect Chinatown, and finally William went?" Eli began to take eye drops.

"It's true. Allison made me very unhappy that time, but William's influence is much lower than him, younger, and the church is smaller."

Song Ya thinks of that, but she will certainly not stupidly accept the challenge, "Eli, you are using the private information I obtained during crisis public relations to serve Peter's campaign."

"Oh, come on, you and Peter are already tied together." Eli said.

"But it still makes me a little uncomfortable. Maybe next year..." Song Ya took the opportunity to warn him, "Ms. Sloan's service I am more satisfied. You have not worked for me for a long time, and you have to collect one from me every year. A lot of public relations expenses."

"Fxxk! Do you want to replace me at this time?" Eli became even more irritable. "You are all right during this time. All the pressure is on Peter's side, and I am his campaign manager!"

"Business is business. You have to control your own emotions. Eli. You can serve Peter. I just put you under a little pressure."

Song Ya did not continue this topic. Eli had ten thousand bad questions. He was familiar with Chicago politics and was familiar with Ms. Sloan, and the level was not low, and the charges were much cheaper than Sloan. He was temporarily undecided, "Me and Su Aunt Qian likes William more~www.ltnovel.com~ but Pastor Allison existed as long as I remembered. He was a casual guy who could summon thousands of people to the streets. I don’t want to offend him and his. A large number of fans. Didn’t you say that he would take the opportunity to blackmail the two parties during the election? Then it’s not enough to negotiate terms with him. Peter needs his vote. It is reasonable to give him some rewards, right? My side You can pay more, no problem."

"His appetite is getting bigger and bigger. This time Peter and I may not be able to satisfy his APLUS. I have been dealing with him for many years."

Eli sat down in distress, "Can you ask William here? Just tonight."

"Well, I can make an appointment, but I want to remind you in advance that William respects Ellison very much. They used to be almost a teacher-student relationship, and it should be impossible to agree to start a rebellion with you."

Song Ya raised her chin to Linda, "Call Pastor William."

An hour later, the two of them had authentic drinks, and William arrived.

"I'm willing." After hearing Eli's instigation, this guy was full of joy and almost couldn't help it. "You will support me, right, Alex? I watched you grow up..."