Full Circle

November 11, 2021 By: Juanita Jean Herownself Category: Uncategorized

Jeff Hoverson is described as “an American politician, pastor and businessman who serves as a Republican member of the North Dakota House of Representatives.”

He also organized an anti-vaccine rally at the state capitol. And like clockwork, he cancelled because he has covid.

But it’s not that bad, he says, because some brave soul gave him ivermectin. So, apparently he has covid and horse worms.

And there’s more —

Although Hoverson could not attend the Monday rally, the representative told the AP that his three teenage children would be there in his absence. It is unclear whether they attended.

Okay, if I was doing a job that three teenagers could do, I would suspect that my job did not require maturity or good judgement.  And, apparently Hoverson’s job does not.  Because ….

A North Dakota lawmaker was barred from boarding a flight at Minot International Airport this week following a run-in with airport security.

Yeah, that was Jeff.  He didn’t like the pat-down.

Seems to me that Jeff is operating pretty much as you’d suspect for a man with horse worms.

 

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  1. Jane & PKM says:

    Remember when oppositional defiance disorder (O.D.D.) primarily affected teenagers? Apparently along with the covid pandemic this is another ‘contribution’ from tRump & crime family. A few adults can carry off childlike characteristics, while NO adult looks good acting childish. Most of us are capable of wearing our seatbelts in a vehicle, stopping at signs and red lights, driving the correct way on one way streets and not driving the wrong way on an interstate. The little things that keep us all safe. Why it is so difficult to wear a mask and receive a FREE life saving vaccine remains a mystery to us. WTH someone would organize a rally to defy common sense and send their teenage children to pinch hit for them is a real head scratcher.

    Maybe I am draconian at some level. But. No shirt, no shoes, and no vaccine – no service. A right that should be extended to hospitals as with any business. Nope. This is not a Hippocratic Oath discussion. That argument went out the window decades ago when health care went BIG business. All other health care is rationed, so why should anti-vaxxer maskhole too dumb to breath be an exception?

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  2. The tide of stupid just keeps on rising.

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  3. Cato the Censor says:

    If he gets rid of his worms, he’ll probably lose IQ points.

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  4. North Dakota lawmaker…

    The fella is a one man Coen Brothers movie.

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  5. Steve from Beaverton says:

    The thing about horse worms, they usually show up in a horses’ ass. How appropriate, because those worms found one. Oh, and we are talking north dakota. Also, he has Covid so it’s highly likely his kids were exposed and are also positive. If they did attend the event, it was probably a maskless one and now others will be infected. Again, we are talking North Dakota.

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  6. thatotherjean says:

    Sorry, but I am all out of “sorry” for idjits like Jeff Hoverson when they refuse to get vaccinated and come down with COVID. I hope his sons don’t have it, although I suspect they will, eventually. Anybody who showed up unmasked at an anti-vaccine rally pretty much deserves what is likely to happen.

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  7. The Surly Professor says:

    Cato the Censor @3: thanks, that made my day. I’m gonna steal that one to deploy later with friends. Because if I give you credit, my friends will ask why someone from 200 BC was talking about Ivermectin.

    BTW: you should look into using Cato the Elder’s bust for a profile pic:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cato_the_Elder

    Although to be honest, it’s better suited for someone with “grumpy” or “surly” in their username.

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  8. Cato……you are my hero of the day

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