School board leftist hopes Trump dies of COVID--she's now resigning

Jacqueline Fischer cares about people, all people, and when speaking about President Trump, everyone's exception to life's rules, she said, "He [President Trump] could care less how many Americans die from this virus even if he is the one who expose them. I hope he dies from it. That would take care of a lot of America's problems."

Well, it turns out Fischer, a Maryland public school board member, is resigning Tuesday, after making the above post, as WFMD-AM reported. They said that the Washington County Board of Education, in Hagerstown, said in a statement that they will formally accept the tolerant Ms. Fischer's resignation.

When POTUS revealed that he tested positive for the virus, Fischer put up several posts on her Facebook page [always a brain-dead move] discussing how she felt about Trump. 

One post stated:

 "Of course Trump wouldn't wear a mask and kept posing [with] people. He is an … [expletive] who does not give a fig about anyone but himself. He could care less how many Americans die from this virus even if he is the one who expose them. I hope he dies from it. That would take care of a lot of America's problems."

Another post, according to Herald-Mail Media, she wrote:

"Since he has tested positive for VOVID19 [sic], maybe the country will get lucky and he will die. Wouldn't that be an act of karma!"
"Trump keeps down playing [sic] the virus, either by ignoring it or by lying about it. Now that he and Melania have tested positive for the virus, maybe he will change his tune. But I doubt it. Only if he dies of COVID19 [sic] will there be a change of attitude in the White House!"

[Note the number of "sic" findings there were--and this from someone in the field of education.]

Fischer explained that her posts came after she got into an argument about the presidential debate, as if this was her "Get Out of Being a Vile Scumcrumpet" card.

"I said it in a heated moment after that terrible debate thing that happened the other night," she added to Herald-Mail Media. "That's what set me off." 

That's a "dog ate my homework" excuse if there ever was one.

In the aftermath Fischer added to the outlet in regard to her wish that Trump would die that "I don't really agree with that. I don't wish anyone to die. It was just out of frustration. I really wish he would lose the race is what I should have said."

But the damage was done.

Jerry DeWolf, chairman of the County Republican Central Committee, told the Herald-Mail that the organization planned to file a formal ethics complaint with the county and a complaint with the state board of education.

"I think she should resign immediately or be forcefully removed by the state board of education," DeWolf told the outlet. "I would advocate that for anyone of any political persuasion who is calling for the death of the president of the United States of America. It is absolutely sickening and disgusting."

Prior to her resignation announcement, Fischer told the Herald-Mail that she should probably delete the posts and can understand the upset over them.

"This is a very diverse country, and people's feelings range to a full spectrum of emotions," she added to the outlet. "Obviously there would be some people who would be very upset at that. I'm sure there are a lot of people who are very upset at some of the stuff Trump says and does."

Screw you, lady. This isn't about the stuff that Trump says; it's about you wanting him to die because you don't like him.

While the school board is nonpartisan, Fischer told the Herald-Mail she is a Democrat and anti-Trump, as if that needed explaining.

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