The Only Bush I Trust Is My Own

by Periel Aschenbrand

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Brash and outspoken, Periel Aschenbrand presents her memoirs of being a 20 something political radical and anti-fashion fashion designer in New York City. Internet dating, anti-Bush political protests in her underwear & lesbian seduction all form part of the author's rich tapestry of experiences.

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Hysterical! You want this girl to be your newest drinking buddy, even when your politics diverge. Screw political correctness. This one is just perfect. (

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Brash and outspoken, Periel Aschenbrand presents her memoirs of being a 20 something political radical and anti-fashion fashion designer in New York City. Internet dating, anti-Bush political protests in her underwear & lesbian seduction all form part of the author's rich tapestry of experiences.

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