Hillary is a dictator wannabe who is controlled like a puppet. She does what she's told to do.
Explain what you mean by "rise to the occasion"? Because this isn't 1776, and the pro-dictatorship people aren't hiding ignorant in some small town hovel - they are "rising to the occasion" by busting chit up and trying to overturn our election. They want this. They want to be Venezuela, and Cuba, and all these other romantic sounding "worker's paradises" that are really totalitarian #### holes.
I tend to think it can happen on a much larger scale. Alot of bad things have happened in our history with elections gone bad, much less the rest of the free world.
Battle of Athens
In 1946, a group of veterans and disgruntled citizens went to war with the local government of Athens, Tennessee. The small farming community had spent the 1940s dominated by a crooked political machine led by sheriff and legislator Paul Cantrell, who was known to rig elections in his favor through ballot stuffing and voter intimidation. Corruption ran rampant until 1945, when hundreds of young men returned to Athens fresh from the battlefields of World War II. After they experienced repeated harassment by law enforcement, the ex-GIs organized their own political party and ran several veterans for local office in the hopes of ousting Cantrell and his cronies once and for all.
The “battle” unfolded during a tense Election Day on August 1, 1946. When the veterans’ accused Cantrell of vote fraud, armed sheriff’s deputies began beating and detaining the GI’s poll watchers, and one officer even shot an elderly voter in the back. After Cantrell and his deputies confiscated the ballot boxes and barricaded themselves inside the local jail, hundreds of ex-GIs armed themselves with high-powered rifles and laid siege to the building. The two sides traded fire throughout the night, leaving several men wounded, but the deputies finally surrendered after the veterans began lobbing dynamite at the jailhouse. When the votes were counted, the GI candidates were declared the winners and immediately sworn into office. Their upstart political party would go on to restructure local government and clean up much of the corruption in Athens.
