Pic Of The Moment: Trump's Loss Now A "National Emergency?"
NC senator OK with suspending civil liberties in wake of Trump's defeat
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and she is running for VA governor next year.
Writing in a Facebook post early in the morning on Tuesday, Chase said Biden is “not my president and never will be,” while linking to a New York Times story detailing how the Electoral College had certified Biden’s election victory.
She echoed Trump’s unsubstantiated claim that Biden had “cheated to win” and said she and many other Americans will “never accept these results.”
“Fair elections we can accept but cheating to win; never. It’s not over yet. So thankful President Trump has a backbone and refuses to concede. President Trump should declare martial law as recommended by General Flynn," Chase wrote.
More here--> https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/530291-gop-gubernatorial-candidate-in-virginia-calls-on-trump-todeclare-martial
And see what happens, fuckwit.
I think the wisdom of the voters has somewhat diminished since Horace's tragedy.
Horace, The Mule: The following is a story by the late Edmond Harding of Washington, NC, and has been reprinted in several publications.
Mrs. George Wood, now deceased, of Chowan County, had a mule who was named Horace. One evening she called Dr. Satterfield in Edenton and said to him, "Doctor, Horace is sick, and I wish you would come and take a look at him". Dr. Satterfield said, "Oh, Fannie Lamb, it's after six o'clock and I'm eating supper. Give him a dose of mineral oil, and if he isn't better in the morning, phone me, and I'll come and take a look at him".
"How will I give it to him" she inquired. "Through a funnel". "But he may bite me", she protested. "Oh, Fannie Lamb --- you're a farm woman and you ought to know about these things. Give it to him in the other end". So Fannie Lamb went out to the barn, and there stood Horace, with his head held down, moaning and groaning.
She looked around for a funnel but the nearest thing she could see was her Uncle Bill's fox hunting horn hanging on the wall. A beautiful gold-plated instrument with gold tassels hanging on it. She took the horn and affixed it properly, Horace paid no attention. Then she reached up on the shelf where medicines for the animals were kept, but instead of picking up the bottle of mineral oil, she picked up a bottle of turpentine, and she poured a liberal dose into the horn.
Horace raised his head with a sudden jerk. He let out a yell that could be heard a mile away. He reared up on his hind legs, brought his front legs down, knocked out the side of the barn, jumped a five foot fence, and started down the road at a mad gallop. Now Horace was in pain, so every few jumps he made, the horn would blow.
All the dogs in the neighborhood knew that when the horn was blowing, it meant that Uncle Bill was going fox hunting, so out on the highway they went, close behind Horace. It was a marvelous sight. First, Horace--- running at top speed, the hunting horn in a most unusual position, the mellow notes issuing therefrom, the tassels waving and the dogs barking joyously.
They passed the home of Old Man Harvey Hogan, who was sitting on his front porch. He hadn't drawn a sober breath in 15 years, and he gazed in fascinated amazement at the sight that unfolded itself before his eyes. He couldn't believe what he was seeing. Incidentally, he is now head man in Alcoholics Anonymous in the Albermarle section of the state.
By this time , it was good and dark. Horace and the dogs were approaching the Inland Waterway, The bridge tender heard the horn blowing and figured a boat was approaching, so he hurriedly ran out and uncranked the bridge. Horace went overboard and was drowned. The dogs also went into the water but they swam out without too much difficulty'
Now it so happened that the bridge tender was running for sheriff of Chowan County, but he managed to poll only several votes. The people figured that a man who didn't know the difference between a mule with a horn up his rear and a boat coming down the Inland Waterway, wasn't fit for any public office in Chowan County.
...https://www.tigernet.com/forum/thread/Horace-The-Mule-1779960 
that brought the story to mind. Poor old Horace!
Who worship a false idol and wannabe dictator?
