That insight never reached North Carolina Democratic Rep. Julie Von Haefen, who attended one of the ridiculous “No Kings” protests carrying a banner with a picture of a guillotine on it that read “In These Difficult Times, Some Cuts May Be Necessary.” On one side of the banner was a prop of the decapitated head of President Donald Trump, and on the other side a prop of the decapitated head of senior policy advisor Stephen Miller. As if the entire display wasn’t disgusting enough, Miller, who is Jewish, had a swastika engraved on the forehead of the prop.
On her Facebook account, the imbecilic Von Haefen posted:
“Amazing turnout all across the Triangle today, including this event at the Capitol hosted by @wakedems and @ncdemocrats #lfg #nokings #nokingsprotest #nokingsinamerica #raleigh #raleighnc.”
Her campaign bio states:
Julie von Haefen has represented the 36th District in the North Carolina House of Representatives since January 1, 2019.
She serves on the Appropriations, Appropriations Health and Human Services, Education K-12, Ethics, and Military/Veterans Affairs committees in the House.
Rep. Von Haefen was a Parent Teacher Association (PTA) leader at the school, county and state level. She served as the President of the Wake County PTA Council and on the Executive Board for five years.