Quixote Washington Dc

A Most Dangerous Place

Don Quixote and Sancho Panza talking. Señor Don Quixote, what is that place? Sancho, my friend, our gaze rests upon the largest gang of vermin and traitors ever assembled. We’re going there, Señor Don Quixote? Yes, Sancho. It is very dangerous, so we must be shrewd as serpents and innocent as doves. Maybe we should turn back, it is almost suppertime. We cannot, Sancho, we are needed there now more than ever. What is its name, Señor Don Quixote? It is called—Washington D.C.

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Don Quixote and Sancho Panza talking. Señor Don Quixote, what is that place? Sancho, my friend, our gaze rests upon the largest gang of vermin and traitors ever assembled. We’re going there, Señor Don Quixote? Yes, Sancho. It is very dangerous, so we must be shrewd as serpents and innocent as doves. Maybe we should turn back, it is almost suppertime. We cannot, Sancho, we are needed there now more than ever. What is its name, Señor Don Quixote? It is called—Washington D.C.