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Red Ladies or Help! My Mom is a Republican
True blue Olivia returns home to stop her mom from becoming the first female Asian-American Republican assemblywoman, but is instead blackmailed into being a part of her mother's campaign ads.
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True blue Olivia returns home to stop her mom from becoming the first female Asian-American Republican assemblywoman, but is instead blackmailed into being a part of her mother's campaign ads.
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Written By:Parida Tanti
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