I'm going to read the description of this book.

A young congresswoman falls in love with a daring masked protester in Seattle, Washington.

After encountering him at a nonviolent burning down of a federal building,

she can't tell what is hotter, the fire or her feelings developing for him.

So when I first read that description, I was like, okay, this is like a Babylon B article,

a long form Babylon B satire about the nonviolent burning of a Trump supporter.

Right?

People are like, they genuinely think this is like pro-Antifa.

This is like written by an Antifa.

So the reviews in the Amazon review section for it are just wonderful.

I will let you as the listener make your own judgment

about this. So this is from Alexandria, our main character's point of view. This was it. The big

day has finally come. Today was the hearing of new legislation in a Congress

meeting. Everyone was going to be there, and some new members were also joining who just got

elected this year. I just hope everything goes well, and there is no bad blood between anyone

at the end of the meeting. Sounds normal so far. Peter, Jackson, Michael, and all the other

fellow members were going to be there. We got Peter, Jackson, Michael, Jackson, Peter

Jackson and Michael Jackson. A new bill was going to be passed today, which has been under discussion for the past month.

A new law was going to be passed, which was undertaking the issues of the divorce rate, increasing day by day in America.

Hopefully this step helps in decreasing the rates of divorce and helping the upcoming generations

form a better life.

Okay, so we have here, you know, I guess what's supposed to be our conservative foil to

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