Hate hoaxes have worked so well for moonbats at propping up their cultural Marxist narrative, one bureaucrat may have applied the tactic to another major liberal initiative, Covid tyranny:

A Tennessee investigation found evidence that the state’s fired vaccine chief, Michelle Fiscus, purchased a dog muzzle that she previously claimed someone had mailed in an attempt to intimidate her.

In our culture, beware anyone who whimpers that they are being bullied.

Fiscus came on CNN to weep about the muzzle, which she said was sent anonymously shortly before her firing for ineffectiveness and for trying to divert public money to her own nonprofit. She had made enemies among Republicans by pushing Covid vaccines on teenagers, who receive at best minimal benefit from them at the expense of unknown long-term consequences. She even encouraged vaccinating teenagers without their parents’ consent, much the way progressive public officials push teens into “transitioning” to the opposite sex without their parents’ knowledge.

According to Fiscus, the muzzle was a threat meant to make her “stop talking about vaccinating people.”

The Tennessee Department of Safety & Homeland Security found through a subpoena that the Amazon package containing the muzzle traced back to a credit card in Fiscus’ name, according to an investigation report obtained by Axios.

Just because you can dupe the willful idiots at CNN does not mean you will fool the police.

On a tip from Occam’s Stubble.

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