Aside from Albert Furr, Florence, Harding's wife, was not present either!
In response, Donnie reminded him: "Leaving Albert Furr behind is correct, but at this time, leaving out Florence is a mistake. Your private life has always been a prime target of the Democratic Party's attacks. If you don't bring Florence now, it is very likely that she will become a target for John Davis's attacks. More importantly, such a move will provoke attacks from the Cleveland consortium behind Florence, and then you will be attacked from both sides!"
This was Donnie's sincere advice. Seemingly open-minded, the United States in fact takes such matters very seriously.
Uh, in layman's terms, it means I can be liberal allowing anyone to shake things up a bit, but you can't talk about it!
