Piggly Wiggly Grocery Store:
Katelyn looks at the grocery list on her phone as she walks up and down the aisles. This was her fourth trip since moving to Chapel Hill. Her roommates were at school and Freddie was at work. Barbara was thinking about sending her to Raleigh.

The representatives for North Carolina were meeting to vote on several issues that dealt with transgender rights. One of the issues they were voting on was the bathroom and locker room issue. Some parents from one of the high schools were complaining because a transgender girl was sharing a locker room with her daughter. Now Moms for Liberty and several religious groups are trying to convince several representatives to make it illegal for transgender students to share the bathrooms and locker room with genetic girls.

It was already bad enough that several states have passed bills prohibiting transgenders from participating in girls’ sports at the local level and up to the college level. She has been going hard at the Republicans and the one Democrat who voted for the bill and to overturn the governor’s veto of it. She was wearing one of the t-shirts she designed to protest against the bill.

When Katelyn walks by some of the other women that were in the store shopping. She could hear snide comments made by one woman. The woman was a MAGA supporter. She had seen her at some of the events she went to. An evil idea pops into her head as she walks down the aisle the woman is in.

Katelyn kneels to pick up a big bundle of toilet paper. As she is kneeling, “Man, it feels like the sun is beating down hard outside. I hope I don’t get heat stroke and become a sick MAGA puppet.”

Elizabeth looks at the young woman kneeling near her. She knew she had seen this woman before, but couldn’t remember where. She noticed the t-shirt the young woman was wearing and all the Republicans from her state with ball gags covering their mouths.

“You disgust me with your liberal views.” Elizabeth hated that the liberal party thought everything they complained about was right.

“And you disgust me for being a bigot and brain dead, but you don’t see me trying to ruin your life. All thou, I can think of something to get the ball rolling.” Katelyn takes her cell phone out and snaps a picture of the woman. She posts it on her website with the title Another Sheep for the Slaughter.

Elizabeth looks at the young woman standing in front of her, “What did you just post?”

“Take a look at my website and check it out for yourself.”

Elizabeth storms off. She wanted to show that bitch that liberals like her are ruining this country god fearing Christians like her.

Katelyn watches as the woman walks off in a huff. She couldn’t believe how red the woman’s face got. She wonders how she is going to react when the image of her being led around on a leash like a dog starts circulating on the web.

Katelyn finishes her shopping and walks out to her car. She couldn’t wait to be sent to Raliegh and report on the dumbasses up there. She turns the volume up on the car stereo as she drives home.

Once Katelyn arrives home, she lets Caroline out in the backyard to do her business. While Caroline is doing her business. Katelyn puts the groceries away. She makes sure the cold drinks are switched with the new ones in the back on the shelf and the older ones up front to be grabbed. She makes sure one of the twenty-four packs of beer she bought for Freddie is put in the refrigerator and the other one is put away outside in the other refrigerator.

Freddie found a nice 1960s refrigerator that still worked and put it in the garage. That way he didn’t have to come back into the house to grab a cold beer. Once all the groceries are put away and Caroline is back in the house. Katelyn walks upstairs to her bedroom and start working on her website.

She does some research on the republican members making life hard on transgender. She knew she needed to dig up some dirt on these people to punish them. They don’t deserve any mercy for their actions.

While Katelyn is researching some of the reps. Her cell phone starts ringing. Katelyn picked it up looked at the caller ID and noticed it was Barbara. She presses accept “Hi Barbara, what’s up?”

“Not much. The reason I am calling you, is I need to send you to Raliegh tomorrow.”

“Cool, I was hoping you would. What time do I need to be there?” Katelyn was hoping Barbara was going to send her.

“You need to be there at or around nine o’clock tomorrow.”

“No problem. Are you going to bring my press pass home with you?” Katelyn had an independent one she wore.

“Yep, I’ll bring you your passes tonight when I come home.” Barbara was holding the passes she had for Katelyn while talking to her.

“Alright, I’ll see you tonight when you get home.” Katelyn ended the call and was excited she was going to go to Raliegh.

She goes back to what she was doing before Barbara called.