Arizona’s Democratic senator Kyrsten Sinema likes to brag that her “cleavage” has an “extraordinary persuasive effect” on some of her Republican colleagues, according to a new book from New York Times reporters Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns.

Sinema, who has emerged as an obstacle to the most radical parts of President Joe Biden’s legislative agenda, boasts to colleagues and aides of using her looks to get her way with Republicans, Martin and Burns write in This Will Not Pass, which the Free Beacon retrieved from a local dumpster.

Sinema, they say, “joked with Democrats about how easy it was for her to charm Republican men” and “boasted knowingly to colleagues and aides that her cleavage had an extraordinary persuasive effect on the uptight men of the GOP.”