Peter Petrawicki
A commentator and author who casts the Carls as an invading threat and squares off against April on television.
Peter Petrawicki, in his midforties, has dark hair, a tan and white teeth, and dresses in a gray suit over a light blue shirt worn open a couple of buttons, with no tie.
His short manifesto costs three dollars and sells only online, and he updates it whenever there is new news. His guest columns have run in a handful of papers, most of them conservative-leaning. Among his talking points are that the president is soft and that, if giant robots can turn up in every city in America, nothing prevents nuclear warheads from turning up and going off too.
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