The Wolf of Los Angeles

The highway was blocked in a crowd of people, and the car driven by Campos was mixed in. Like many people, he got off the bus and went to the roadside to take refuge, while observing the situation there.

The woman who threw out the car had red and white objects flowing out from under her head.

Campos didn't need to look at it too much, and he knew that this man was beyond his control.

He had heard Edward mention how this woman framed her boss.

"It's more than death!" Campos's sympathy will not be left to such a bad guy.

The traffic here is getting more and more serious, and more people get out of the car and hide on the side of the road to avoid danger and watch the fun.

Somewhat boldly even went to the car that was seriously deformed to check the situation.

People with their cameras and mobile phones took out their phones to take pictures.

Campos mixed in the crowd, took out his cell phone, and took a few photos at the woman and the deformed vehicle from close range.

He could see clearly that the three people in the car were also seriously injured. Whether they could survive depends on whether God would come to the world.

Campos found a place where no one was, took out his cell phone and dialed Hawke's number.

Kovinna, Central Street.

In the office on the second floor, Hawke's spare cell phone rang, and Campos called.

He came to the window and pressed the answer button.

Campos is like a friend saying gossip: "I just witnessed a car accident, which was very tragic. A Western Star hit a Toyota Alpha, and a woman flew out of Alpha and fell on the road. , all the brains came out. Alpha was knocked out of the highway, compressed like a big discus, and it was probably difficult for the three people in the car to bless them... May God bless them."

Hawke could understand and said, "I wish God bless you for such a tragic car accident."

Campos said again: "There is a patrol police car coming, I'll go over and see the fun again."

"Okay." Hawke hung up the phone.

Brian immediately asked, "What's the matter?"

"The operation was successful, the vehicle was seriously damaged, one died and three serious injuries, and the situation of the seriously injured was not optimistic."

Hearing these words, Brian laughed, "Very good! Very good!"

He came over and fisted Hawke: "Brother, we join forces, who can stop it?"

Hawke considered more: "The Grant team was damaged and Irving Nester's strength was damaged, and we must seize this time period and turn the situation around."

Brian nodded repeatedly: "Although Irving has some solutions, he is not our opponent in this regard."

"Go to the meeting." Hawke left the office and entered the conference room.

Brian was following him all the time.

Becken, Sandra and Edward were already waiting in the conference room.

Hawke took the initiative and sat at the front of the conference table and asked directly, "Tell me what's going on now."

Becken opened the notebook in front of him and said, "Irving Nester was the mayor for two consecutive terms. He was basically the owner of a citrus plantation and the owner of a related processing company, but his reputation was not very good. Most of the promises made during the two term were not fulfilled.”

Hawke is not surprised. A politician who can't draw pie is not a qualified politician.

How many people can make the big pie drawn during the election?

Becken continued: "Except for the Central Street roads, other forks, Koviner have been disrepaired for a long time, and street lights and other facilities have been seriously damaged. Irving promised to improve them, but never took action."

He looked at the notebook: "There is also a broadband problem. Kovina is not far from downtown Los Angeles. The housing prices in the east are relatively cheap, attracting many young people working in downtown and financial districts to buy or rent houses, but Kovina The broadband is still mainly dialed, and the fiber optic home entry that Irving promised is only on the campaign slogan."

Hawke looked at Brian: "Have you done this?"

"Yes." Brian said in detail: "I'm not just shouting slogans. Last month, I brought in a road administration company to inspect the road conditions and persuaded AT&T Los Angeles branch to come and promote fiber optics and other matters. Irving's basic foundation is the old forces of Kovina, and it is difficult for me to grab this part. The grassroots workers and new residents who have moved to Kovina over the years are the focus of my efforts."

He further said: "These people urgently improve the living and humanistic environment of Kovina. Like the conservative party and the so-called freedom of the donkey party, it is not static. It is reflected in the place where Kovina, which has occupied the municipal government for many years and has become Synonym for conservative school.”

Of course Hawke understood these things. The so-called conservatism and freedom are also divided into time and place.

Becken said: "Originally, through our early operations, the support rate was OK and Irving could catch up with the momentum, but this week, negative news about the boss has been exposed one after another, especially the rumors about AIDS, which has a great impact. Now we At a disadvantage in all respects.”

Brian looked at Hawke: "Now the biggest obstacle is gone, you are here, we need you to reverse the public opinion situation."

Hawke pondered for a moment and said, "In terms of public opinion, you have made clarifications in the media, but the effect can only be said to be average. You can continue to work **** Kovina."

Brian said: "You have all caused my AIDS phobia. It is easy to make AIDS rumors, but it is too difficult to clarify." Hawke already has a way: "Go and pursue a female star in Hollywood who is famous for being self-disciplined and let her be you." My friend, publicly expressed her love to live together in a high-profile manner, and then asked her to be interviewed."

Bacon replied, "This is a good idea."

Edward took out his little notebook and looked warm: "I can recommend one, Sarah Parker."

The woman fell in March and had a miscarriage. She did not meet the needs of the savior and became a waste of money.

Brian raised a **** at Edward and said, "I think Jennifer Aniston is good. She just divorced and has a relatively good reputation in the circle and has a great influence."

Hawke said, "You have a way to deal with Hollywood actresses than me."

Brian nodded, listing several candidates in his mind, in addition to Jennifer Aniston, there are also Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Connery and Cameron Diaz.

He whispered a few words from Sandra and asked her to collect information about these actresses.

Hawke continued: "There is also a reputation for public opinion. Currently, Brian is at a disadvantage in Kovinner because of AIDS rumors. Even if the above measures are done in place, it will be difficult to reverse in a short period of time. The bad impression is left, and it will take a lot of money to eliminate it. Hundred times the time and energy."

He got up and came to the whiteboard and wrote down Owen Nester's name: "So, the main job in the next stage is to make his reputation worse than Bryan!"

Brian understood as soon as he heard it: "Am I comparing with him?"

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

"To be exact," Hawke continued to write on the whiteboard, while saying: "In the current situation, our game logic is to let more people support Brian, but also to let fewer people support Irving. ! ”

In order to achieve the goal, next, criticism, slander, spread rumors, etc. are all necessary means.

Edward followed Hawke for more than a year and said, "Make Irving's reputation worse."

This is not a very novel election method. Since the Watergate incident, the public has long had enough awareness of this.

Brian spoke a reality: “From small towns to cities, to states and to the country, elections are no longer just democratic procedures, but rather a game of butt, position and money.”

He asked Hawke, "Have you found a breakthrough?"

Hawke did not answer, but asked, "Turn off the expressway and enter the three-way intersection of Cowena. Did Irving create that huge citrus sculpture?"

"Yes, it's him," Brian said in detail. "His supporters are concentrated on the top of the citrus industry chain. For the sake of this election publicity, he made the ugly sculpture out of his own pocket, claiming to be the new one of Kovina's. Landmarks.”

Hawke nodded slightly: "I came over before and found that the citrus paint was very bright and reflected light. You find a suitable person and drive at night... No, ride a motorcycle and hit it directly, reflecting light and harm with citrus. For public safety, Irving Nester is sued, Brian, you are a lawyer, what crimes are appropriate for you to find yourself."

This was heard in my ears, and Brian's eyes lit up: "Make Irving's masterpiece of complacent become his fault that people laugh at, which can effectively hit his reputation!"

Edward raised his hand and interrupted, "Let me find this person."

Hawke and Brian both looked over.

"I have a brother who finally left Compton, and now he has no job and is short of money." Edward specifically said: "He has a clean net, has never joined any gang, and has no criminal record."

Hawke asked, "A person like you?"

Edward quickly corrected: "No, no, boss, he is not as charming as me, and can easily attract the attention of a lady."

Brian replied, "Yes, you can go find the staff, and if the fees are paid, go find Hubbard to get some cash."

Hubbard, who had been silent, said to the Savior: "After the meeting, you can come to the finance office to find me."

In order to participate in this campaign, Brian raised a lot of campaign funds.

The campaign finance law stipulates that candidates do not need to publicly raise funds for the purpose.

"That alone is not enough." Hawke would not underestimate his opponent, he got some information from Campos: "I heard that Irving's son Pratt is currently attending Eastern High School and is a quarterback on the school's football team. He often bullies other classmates, especially minorities."

Brian's goal has been focused on Owen himself, and he has not paid attention to his underage son: "I don't know much about this."

Hawke said: "Check it out and it should not be difficult to understand, but be careful not to alarm the people on Irving."

Sandra volunteered: "Leave this to me."

Hawke nodded, "Yes."

Brian said, “Do you want to make a fuss about Pratt?”

"That's right," Hawke stressed: "It's not the individuals who participate in the campaign, but a group that includes their families, and family members are often a breakthrough."

He continued, "There is another point. For Owen himself, you are being dragged down by gossip, and we can use the same means to deal with him." (End of this chapter)