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A Virginia healthcare worker fired after comments Charlie Kirk’s Death.
She is one of the growing number of employees who have been terminated or suspended for violently supported reactions due to the assassination reaction to conservative commentators.
That woman anesthetist According to an email to Fox News’ hospital, a social media post was posted at Riverside Walter Reed Hospital, which included “highly inappropriate comments in support of violence against public figures.”
Restaurants in major cities face the influence of “offensive” Charlie Kirk’s postal
Riverside realized the position Thursday morning. The employee’s name is not shared in the statement.
A Virginia medical worker (not shown) was fired after controversial comments on Charlie Kirk’s death. (iStock)
The hospital said the employee signed through the North American partner (anthology organization) of Anesthesiology (NAPA).
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“We acted quickly and by mid-September 11, she terminated her contract through Napa,” the statement said. “The individual is no longer affiliated with Riverside Health.”
Charlie Kirk, 31, was assassinated while speaking at a Utah student on Wednesday. (Phil Magakoe/AFP via Getty Images)
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Among other radiations after Kirk’s assassination, a popular Barbecue restaurant In Cincinnati, social media comments on co-owners face a rebound.
Aaron Sharpe, co-owner of Lucius Q, commented on someone’s Facebook post Provide prayers For the husband and father of two children.
Lucius Q’s co-owner Aaron Sharpe has sparked a wide rebound in Facebook comments linked to the death of Conservative activist Charlie Kirk. (Google Street View)
“Good mystery,” Sharp wrote in a post that is no longer publicly visible, adding: “It’s a piece of S —.”
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On Thursday, several Lucius Q’s business partners and supplier websites announced that they had established contacts with the restaurant. Lucius Q later announced that it had split from Sharpe.
