The Ambassador notices the Wives haven’t contributed to the conversation, so she asks to hear from “the silent half of the room” before zeroing in on Serena Joy. When asked if she’s pleased with the outcome of the Revolution, Serena Joy responds saying she’s “blessed to have a home and a husband to follow.” The Ambassador fires back, “Never mistake a woman’s meekness for weakness,” which is a quote taken directly from the book Serena Joy wrote before the Revolution, calledA Woman’s Place signs spotted at yesterday's March for Our Lives, and feel inspired to reread the stories all over again.Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterInstagram contentView on InstagramTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterRelated: After the procedure, Emily is clearly groggy from the anesthesia and she wakes up to see a nurse by her bed...a nurse who looks strangely like Sara Harvey. The nurse is giving her some kind of IV, but then holds her down as she screams. OMG I really hope this is not really happening- Emily has been through way too much already! “Here’s the truth,” Greene wrote with no apparent irony, “the Democrats and their spokesmen in the Fake News Media will stop at nothing to defeat conservative Republicans.” She cast herself as the victim of a Democratic conspiracy who was “coming for” her because she’s “a threat to their goal of Socialism” and because “like President Trump, I will always defend our values.”