I believe that what people do on their person time should not have any bearing on their professional lives; but there is an exception. The exception is if what they did during their personal time has the potential to have an effect on their professional life and/or their employers.
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/right-now/2010/04/geico_voice_actor_fired_after.html
"Actor Lance Baxter, otherwise known as "D.C. Douglas," currently known as the man who informs you how much Geico can save you on car insurance, left a message last month with FreedomWorks in which he asked the group how many "mentally retarded" people it had on staff and what it would do when a tea partyer "killed someone." On April 14, FreedomWorks put his voicemail online.
Today, Douglas reports he's been dropped from Geico's campaign."
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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Did they answer his question? I was wondering the same thing? I'm sure it's just a matter of time before one of those lunatics kills someone... In God's name of course...
ReplyDelete@Anonymous - there has been no evidence of any violence by tea party members. The same can not be said for Liberal rallies.
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