09-19-2017, 11:44 AM
(09-19-2017, 08:53 AM)michaelsean Wrote: Not calling on her to be fired.
The White House spokesperson saying publicly they think something is a fireable offense? Yeah, that that can count in court as an official statement from the White House that what the person did should result in being fired. On its face it seems a very simple "whatever, they're just stating an opinion" situation. But put it through the legal machine with the language and context and you have a person who officially speaks for the White House saying that it is a fireable offense. Not that is could be, should, may be, might be. That official spokesperson said it "is a fireable offense."
Language in that situation matters, and if Hill were to be fired, dollars to donuts she could win that court case.
