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They say politics makes strange bedfellows,Happy to secure her first paid governmental team placement, Bijal Rao is wanting to concentrate her efforts to the selection of her prospect to U.S. Congress. Nevertheless, Bijal's first unanticipated impediment is her serious and sudden appeal for their opponent—incumbent Congresswoman Colleen O'Bannon¬—who is open, charming, and overtly lesbian.A sustained challenge may be the subterfuge and pretense that pervades the environment in Washington, D.C., where little problems are easily colored as main gaffes, and lies are explained away as "in the general public's greatest interest." Throughout the hot strategy, equally Bijal and Colleen battle to not mix the lines of propriety—and possibly more to the point, their party lines.