Former Stripper Running For Congress Says
She Aborted Her Baby To Give It A Better Life
Posted By: Beardo, 4/18/2022 2:04:29 PM
Alexandra Hunt, 29, is running for the Democratic nomination for the Philadelphia-area congressional district and has been attempting to leverage her sordid past in order to gain an edge over her competition in the race. As a young adult, Hunt chose to become a sex worker while she studied at the University of Richmond where she earned a degree in psychology and now has her eyes set on Congress. She also wants everyone to know that she never regretted her abortion.
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