Episode 3

Frank and the teachers union discussed the education reform bill item by item. The teachers union expressed opposition to the new performance appraisal items, which they believed was disrespectful to the teaching profession.And Frank, as a promoter of reform, must face this reality and find a solution to the problem.He understands the union's concerns but is also convinced that reform is necessary.Therefore, he tried to communicate and negotiate with the teachers union, hoping to find a solution acceptable to both parties.

While Frank was busy with educational reform, a tragedy occurred in his hometown of Gaffney County.A young girl died after she lost control and hit a giant water tower while texting while driving.This incident was exploited by the local Sheriff Olin, who accused Frank of causing the tragedy by advocating to retain the water tower and tried to pin the blame on him.Frank understood that this was not just a personal attack, but Olin's attempt to prevent educational reform.He must respond to this crisis quickly, otherwise he will not only be trapped in endless lawsuits, but may also delay the progress of education reform.

Meanwhile, Frank faces other challenges.He must deal with newspaper editor Tom's dissatisfaction with Zoe's frequent TV interviews, as well as the company of new bodyguard Ed Meacham.These seemingly trivial matters test Frank's wisdom and determination.

However, even in the face of many difficulties, Frank did not give up.He insisted on rushing to Gaffney County to deal with the crisis and face unknown challenges with his new bodyguards.He held in-depth discussions with teachers union representative Marty Spinella to try to find a solution to the problem.He also used his influence to raise funds to set up warning signs, build protective fences, establish scholarships and other measures to commemorate the unfortunate girl.

In Gaffney County, Frank's negotiations with Olin did not go well.But Frank was not discouraged. He turned to the pastor for help, hoping to solve the problem through communication with the community's congregation.His efforts eventually paid off when the girl's parents dropped the lawsuit and agreed to establish a scholarship in their daughter's memory.