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Two years deep into a modern day civil war in America, The 51st President of The United States addresses the nation one final time while The White House is under attack. As he attempts to justify his positions, his true motivations and atrocities become clear.
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Two years deep into a modern day civil war in America, The 51st President of The United States addresses the nation one final time while The White House is under attack. As he attempts to justify his positions, his true motivations and atrocities become clear.
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