(10-11-2017, 06:46 PM)rollerjag Wrote:

(10-11-2017, 12:41 PM)americus 2.0 Wrote: If she had not said anything on social media then she'd still have her job. Actions have consequences. That really is the bottom line no matter how you look at it. 

As for her working for the network as opposed to the news division, does it really matter? No. What she said was extremely unprofessional and as someone who represents CBS as legal counsel..... Would you want your legal counsel publicly spouting that garbage? Even if it was said in private, if I found out someone who worked for me had those opinions regarding anyone of any political leaning they would be fired. This is the kind of crap (and those who defend it) that is infecting this country and dividing us more and more. 

I've thought since 9/11 that a foreign country or terrorists would destroy this nation, but we seem to be doing a fine job of it all on our own.

I'm not sure we are arguing with each other here, she should have been fired, and was. What Malabar was claiming was that she would have never tweeted what she did if she didn't think her co-workers agreed with her. I'm not sure what part of her getting fired supports this.