Moreover, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom is not elected by universal suffrage. It may be produced by a few people in the ruling party after a small meeting behind closed doors. It is extremely difficult for the United States to enter the oval table from the position of the protagonist in the play without campaigning. It's not that politics is not full of conspiracies, but as in the play, it is not particularly reasonable for the wily protagonist to rely entirely on one risky plan to gain the upper hand. Of course, what we all saw appeared. In the second half of the first season, the protagonist has begun to advance and retreat, and even to the extent of killing people himself, the whole plot began to irreversibly think about the gutter. . . (Especially the murder part, considering that American audiences have always been extremely positive on this kind of issue, there will inevitably be a detective part later...)
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