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A White House national security aide has been fired after officials discovered he was anonymously bashing Obama administration officials on Twitter.
Tweeting from the handle @natsecwonk, Jofi Joseph had been slamming the administration from Feb. 2011 until last week when the White House found out about it and shut down the account.
Among the tweets, he called top White House advisor Valerie Jarrett a "vacuous cipher," referred to Sarah Palin as "white trash" and wondered whether Huma Abedin was "wearing beer goggles" on the night she met her husband, Anthony Weiner. He even suggested that Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) was "on to something with the Hillary Clinton whitewash of accountability for Benghazi."
My friend made the mistake of bashing his boss on facebook, without remembering that he had added him as a friend. He got fired.
"Free Speech" doesn't protect you from the consequences of that speech.
My friend made the mistake of bashing his boss on facebook, without remembering that he had added him as a friend. He got fired.
"Free Speech" doesn't protect you from the consequences of that speech.
Ummm no.
Since when should your job be contingent on your political leanings or support for one administration or another?
oh, so now employers have to respect diversity of political views at the workplace?
you should be allowed to bash your boss and not get fired?
How do you know what Jofi Joseph's "political leanings" are?
My friend made the mistake of bashing his boss on facebook, without remembering that he had added him as a friend. He got fired.
"Free Speech" doesn't protect you from the consequences of that speech.
Ummm no.
Since when should your job be contingent on your political leanings or support for one administration or another?
"Political leanings" have nothing to do with it.
Insulting your boss and co-workers on the internet is what's at issue here.
Ummm no.
Since when should your job be contingent on your political leanings or support for one administration or another?
"Political leanings" have nothing to do with it.
Insulting your boss and co-workers on the internet is what's at issue here.
Yeah it does. If I had money I'd bet you a hundred bucks that if he had bashed John Boehner or Mitch McConnell... maybe some other Republicans, the White House would have been quiet.
It's hypocritical.
My friend made the mistake of bashing his boss on facebook, without remembering that he had added him as a friend. He got fired.
"Free Speech" doesn't protect you from the consequences of that speech.
Ummm no.
Since when should your job be contingent on your political leanings or support for one administration or another?
My friend made the mistake of bashing his boss on facebook, without remembering that he had added him as a friend. He got fired.
"Free Speech" doesn't protect you from the consequences of that speech.
My friend made the mistake of bashing his boss on facebook, without remembering that he had added him as a friend. He got fired.
"Free Speech" doesn't protect you from the consequences of that speech.
Ummm no.
Since when should your job be contingent on your political leanings or support for one administration or another?
My friend made the mistake of bashing his boss on facebook, without remembering that he had added him as a friend. He got fired.
"Free Speech" doesn't protect you from the consequences of that speech.
Ummm no.
Since when should your job be contingent on your political leanings or support for one administration or another?
Since the US Constitution became null and void.
My friend made the mistake of bashing his boss on facebook, without remembering that he had added him as a friend. He got fired.
"Free Speech" doesn't protect you from the consequences of that speech.
There is a quantum difference in bashing your boss and criticizing the government. Bashing your boss is bad judgment. Criticizing the government is a First Amendment right.
