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Burn the House Down Playlist: Janine Moore

And here we finally make it to Madam President herself: Janine Moore! The original proponent of women's wrongs, Janine Moore became president of the United States in 1944. Up front about the fact that she was willing to do very morally questionable things to get her power, she's still blunt and straightforward and loyal to her people and her causes. She's very arguably the least likable person in the book and yet everything flows from her. She makes the plot. Her ambition and ability to manipulate what the public thinks of her are both her downfall and her greatest strengths, and when writing her I just kept thinking "this is literally a greek tragedy if I got to give the tragic hero a chance to redeem themself in the last third after they destroy everything." Most importantly, though, she does everything that she does out of love for those closest to her: her daughter, Annette, and her girlfriend, Cynthia, even when she doesn't treat them right. As her playlist description indicates:

The woman who shattered the glass ceiling. The bane of Congress's existence. The world's best liar.

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