Going After Someone's Job?

 

Hopefully most readers remember the Bible story of a servant forgiven a huge debt by his master, then refusing to forgive a small debt owed him. Similarly, a state employee received a Get Out of Jail Free card for unscrupulous acts and now is attempting to have a county employee terminated for acting socially responsibly. What should the public do?

Until now, we had merely hoped the state employee could be kicked upstairs. Calling for someone's job is a serious matter. We request thoughtful, polite comments!

Banning: Many readers choose to overlook our language and libel rules. Yes, we will ban you from our Facebook page and refuse to post your comments to our Blogspot. It's entirely up to us to make this decision. 

Next month we'll celebrate our 13th year publishing this political commentary. Until this week, the only person who had expanded vulgar missives to our e-mail was sex offender Derek Warren Logue. Now the best friend of a certain (we believe unhinged) state employee has taken that tack. Or is it the state employee himself? We assume he took seriously our warning of publishing his vulgar missives on the blog. We do wonder if this man's wife knows he's using her name?

Feel free to disagree - just do it politely!