McBroom," and the "Defendant Norman Ernst," and no allegations of negligence against State Farm; and (2) "COUNT II (Loss of Consortium)," with respect to Mr. Gaunt's claim. There was no contract count pled against State Farm in the petition. The only allegations of contract were found in one of the general sections of the petition denominated, "FACTS OF OCCURRENCE," which read, in pertinent part:

12. At the aforesaid place and time, the plaintiff was insured under contract with defendant State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, and the policy of insurance was issued and delivered in the State of Missouri, to the plaintiff, a resident of the State of Missouri. Said policy of insurance was in full force and effect at all relevant times herein.
13. Said policy or contract ofgearing up to handle outbreaks of violence, chaotic rallies and poll stations, and the possibility that the people of the United States may become very dissatisfied with the outcome by using military force and martial law. The drill could, of course, go live at any time; Homeland Security and the military are prepared to contend with a period of unrest, and restore order to a divided and broken country – regardless of whether people like their new leader or not.

As you know, DHS is already monitoring this election and prepared to take over its ‘critical infrastructure’. The scope of this drill would, of course, take things much further: Hi Guys, I got some gouge from a former military colleague who is in contact with active duty personnel and