He came to Washington with a heart full of fire and a head full of scripture.

A freshman congressman, bright-eyed and brash, elected to restore "American values."

He had no experience-only a vision.

Build a bill. Fix the country. Make it great again.

But what he built was not a bill.

It was a creature.

Stitched together from expired statutes, emergency powers, surveillance algorithms, and corporate exemptions, the Big Beautiful Bill began as a legislative dream-but rose as a living, breathing abomination.

In haunting baroque illustrations and searing prose, The Big Beautiful Bill is not just a story of politics. This is a story of hubris, of uncontrolled creation, of a country that mistook power for progress.