Chapter 255: Farewell, Grant Wilson (2/3)

As early as in New Zealand, Grant Wilson was well aware of the political landscape after the merger of Australia and New Zealand.

Whether in the former Australia or in New Zealand, Arthur held an absolute position and enjoyed significant popularity and support.

Judging from the previous development of Australia, Arthur was undoubtedly a capable monarch.

With the ability, popular support, and backing of a capable and supported monarch, his position would only become higher and more stable. Therefore, Grant Wilson had long made up his mind to align himself and find a way to enter the upper echelons in a different manner.

Although Grant Wilson's words seemed somewhat flattering, Arthur didn't blame him too much. Instead, he continued to inquire, "Member Wilson, what are your thoughts on the current party and electoral laws?"