Xiong En had already sat back down by now.
Initially, the entire room was eerily silent, followed by increasingly loud breathing sounds.
The people here are congressmen from both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
In other words, they hold status, but not necessarily wealth.
After all, politicians like Xiong En, whose families are originally big capitalists, are few and far between.
Because his big capital could support other politicians, he didn't need to get involved personally.
Except for some capitalists who had been in the game for most of their lives, who might turn to politics for fun when they grew old.
So, those politicians needed support, needed "political donations" and had to seek voters to gather campaign funds.
The very existence of so many revolving doors proves this point. If every politician were a millionaire, would the revolving door phenomenon still exist?
