After spending some time finishing reading the entire proposal, Lynch looked at Legislator Landon, "Do you think it has a chance to pass?"
Landon's sitting posture was very relaxed. In fact, only after reaching this position would one understand how enjoyable it is to be a legislator.
He doesn't need to be responsible for any vote—hundreds of people vote, why should his vote be the decisive one?
If this cannot be proven, then no matter how he chooses, no matter how he votes, he won't bear a shred of responsibility.
The money he should earn won't be less, and the responsibility he should bear won't be more.
If he actively gets involved locally, or holds important positions on multiple committees, it could be considered as having substantial power, especially committee members like those on the "Budget Committee" or "Appropriations Committee," every vote they hold is worth a lot of money!
