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As an aside I have three female employees who not only voted for Trump [View all] PCIntern Oct 2017 OP

Makes you wonder how anyone can still GentryDixon Oct 2017 #1

Bad advice.. whathehell Oct 2017 #10

Don't worry, I'm sure they are not bright enough to know their classical music. Even one that famous kerry-is-my-prez Oct 2017 #35

Lighten up Francis emulatorloo Oct 2017 #77

What a fucked up thing to jump on someone with. Amimnoch Oct 2017 #192

Ah, a bit of DU irony SCantiGOP Oct 2017 #205

HAaaaaaaaaaa! And I always wondered if anyone got the reference when I use it. 7962 Oct 2017 #300

Thank you. whathehell Oct 2017 #208

Bad advice also because 2018 is coming up fast, and Hortensis Oct 2017 #227

... emulatorloo Oct 2017 #270

You lighten up, dear whathehell Oct 2017 #207

What would Trump do? Snake Plissken Oct 2017 #105

I agree. cwydro Oct 2017 #256

Its not nice to do that but I don't think she took advantage of "superior" position. LiberalLovinLug Oct 2017 #283

I believe you've misinterpreted my post.. whathehell Oct 2017 #289

Sorry, I did misinterpret LiberalLovinLug Nov 2017 #320

Workplace No Politics d206s50 Nov 2017 #328

Good idea. n/t whathehell Nov 2017 #329

"Funeral March of a Marionnette" would be even better. DavidDvorkin Oct 2017 #2

perfect! I'm impressed! renate Oct 2017 #3

There's a certain expectation in a work environment and being taunted for political opinion is wrong Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author whathehell Oct 2017 #7

What did he do wrong? He asked if they were ok ecstatic Oct 2017 #11

He is clear on his political stance. He understand theirs. He called them out and taunted. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #14

Were you allowed to curse him out (if you wanted to)? If not, that's ecstatic Oct 2017 #18

It is inappropriate for a work environment. That simple. I don't understand why you do not get that Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #20

Because every workplace is different. ecstatic Oct 2017 #29

Just like sexually harassing employee is wrong. Taunting employees making environment uncomfortable Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #55

I figured you'd go there. OP didn't sexually harass them. He whistled a song. emulatorloo Oct 2017 #85

What employer is going to allow this environment and call himself professional? Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #90

I might agree with you, but I find your claim that this is equivalent to sexual harassment emulatorloo Oct 2017 #94

I didn't say it was equivalent. You did. Like harassment of any kind, it is wrong. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #97

Read your post title, you equated it w sexual harassment. emulatorloo Oct 2017 #101

It is not equating it the same level, but equating harassment as wrong. We get sexual harassment is Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #107

I have zero tolerance for false equivalencies, especially when the end result is trivializing sexual emulatorloo Oct 2017 #112

I have zero tolerance for people with an agenda only hearing what they want to hear, Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #118

I have no agenda other than pushing back against hyperbolic nonsense. emulatorloo Oct 2017 #124

Harassing sexually, bad. Harassing in other manners, good. Ok. I was taught differently. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #133

I didn't say that. I asked you not to lie about me yet you did anyway emulatorloo Oct 2017 #161

I didn't not say sexual harassment was equal to this type harassment either. Doesn't seem to matter Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #170

I expect you to call me a rapist next emulatorloo Oct 2017 #180

Seriously? You accuse me of hyperbole all the while Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #184

A little taste of your own medicine, perhaps? Hyperbole is apparently fine when yr using it against emulatorloo Oct 2017 #261

"A little taste of your own medicine, perhaps?" Back pedaling much? Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #265

So now you're insinuating I'm in favor of threatening and abusive work environments? emulatorloo Oct 2017 #268

No. I am stating my position as an employer. Do keep playing the game. I see you doing it thru out Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #274

did you see this? Eko Oct 2017 #187

I had a genuinely abusive boss. Poster claiming whistling a song is the same as sexual harassment emulatorloo Oct 2017 #264

Well now, who is really guilty of false equivalency? 58Sunliner Oct 2017 #249

I am so sorry you had to go through that. That you were subjected to that makes us all here angry. emulatorloo Oct 2017 #267

You are just begging for a fight...what will stick? ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #127

Got caught up in his own OTT hyperbolic nonsense, now he's trapped in it and is super defensive emulatorloo Oct 2017 #153

Thank you.. whathehell Oct 2017 #210

There are other kinds of workplace harassement besides whathehell Oct 2017 #209

Your investment in this almost seems sincere. LanternWaste Oct 2017 #238

obviously they had talked politics before treestar Oct 2017 #236

I agree with you relayerbob Oct 2017 #142

Exactly. Thank-you. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #145

I just knew someone would be upset about this...they are lucky he didn't fire them for being so adigal Oct 2017 #167

So, you would fire someone with differing political views, or because you told them not to discuss Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #174

I'm being somewhat snarky, but really, I wouldn't want such stupid women who can't think critically adigal Oct 2017 #177

As an owner, I feel that tone I set is about creating a positive environment that will serve Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #183

I would not want racist pigs working for me at all.. stonecutter357 Oct 2017 #278

Some of this conversation is disheartening. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #279

Really. Firing someone for political beliefs? shanny Oct 2017 #175

i don't need racist working for me.... stonecutter357 Oct 2017 #277

Political beliefs racists? shanny Oct 2017 #288

HWP Attorney d206s50 Nov 2017 #330

I agree. 58Sunliner Oct 2017 #243

sexually harassing employee like this? stonecutter357 Oct 2017 #272

Said who? Reading comprehension and the lack of for an argument. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #275

Personally I made it a policy for myself to never discuss religion, politics or any hot button issue Kaleva Oct 2017 #25

Riiight. Sure. He was able to curse out a boss. Uh-huh. 58Sunliner Oct 2017 #246

if they were my employees I would have done more than that gopiscrap Oct 2017 #41

Then it works both ways. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #56

I agree, but I would never find myself working for some shit bag republican gopiscrap Oct 2017 #59

When living in a fucking red state, it is a matter of eating or not. Wow. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #74

You bring up cussing, then sexual harassment, now eating? ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #92

I'm in upstate NY, in a red area, work in a conservative school adigal Oct 2017 #169

Right. It makes work really lousy, right? As Democrats, we expect and work hard for more. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #176

Yes, it does. I have had anxiety when headed to work for 14 years now. NT adigal Oct 2017 #179

I do not believe any employee should have to live that way. I have worked in red most all my life Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #190

When your adminstration is conservative and very CAtholic, others Evangelicals adigal Oct 2017 #303

Your life is both righteous and pure. LanternWaste Oct 2017 #239

This is a hard one but I stand with PCIntern. Laffy Kat Oct 2017 #61

He took advantage of power and position to taunt employees. I am astounded. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #76

I can't believe you're being so rigid about this, when it's clear he was being *chipper* BlancheSplanchnik Oct 2017 #157

By smiling and whistling Chopin? Yeah, right. n/t pnwmom Oct 2017 #191

He knew what he was doing. They knew what he was doing. I have never gotten this pretending stuff. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #194

They knew he was happy. Tough. n/t pnwmom Oct 2017 #195

I think you do get the "pretending stuff." I think you get it very, very well indeed. LanternWaste Oct 2017 #240

I'm with you on this Lazy Daisy Oct 2017 #196

me too gopiscrap Oct 2017 #82

This is why we get called snowflakes... mreilly Oct 2017 #91

Being professional and a comfortable environment for all employees is being a snowflake? Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #93

His employees didn't adhere to professionalism mreilly Oct 2017 #96

Then as an employER it is his responsibility to address the employees not being professional Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #100

I 100% agree tammywammy Oct 2017 #106

Yes. Not hard. The job. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #108

Did you even read his post? mreilly Oct 2017 #109

I agree. He didn't even mention politics. Just asked them if they were okay. This is flat out loony. octoberlib Oct 2017 #152

Some people climb a hill, and then decide it's the one they must defend. GoneOffShore Oct 2017 #254

And these days, folks will file a complaint on ANYTHING. 7962 Oct 2017 #301

No its not. Eko Oct 2017 #19

Thank you for your "concern" Tarc Oct 2017 #173

that's not cool man. Eko Oct 2017 #5

I have to say I agree TexasBushwhacker Oct 2017 #27

Why is smiling a lot and whistling Chopin workplace harassment? pnwmom Oct 2017 #140

Ask yourself why you think Eko Oct 2017 #147

Ask yourself why you think anyone would even recognize the whistled Chopin? I sure wouldn't. n/t pnwmom Oct 2017 #149

As with any legal thing Eko Oct 2017 #151

And how would you expect them to prove his intent? All they would even know is that pnwmom Oct 2017 #154

He already stated his intent to us. Eko Oct 2017 #162

On a message board they almost certainly don't read, using a screen name they won't recognize. nt pnwmom Oct 2017 #166

So if they dont know Eko Oct 2017 #171

Or, if you cannot prove it in a court of law, okey dokey. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #178

This whole thread has been very interesting Eko Oct 2017 #185

I was taught how to be a manager, that served me well as an owner, from an excellent mentor. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #193

Nice!! Eko Oct 2017 #197

Exactly. This is what being a manager is. I would handle it exactly the same way. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #198

Well, Eko Oct 2017 #202

Smiling and whistling in your own workplace has never been a crime. LOL. n/t pnwmom Oct 2017 #189

Sure it can be. Eko Oct 2017 #214

Please show me a single case won by an employee complaining that her employer pnwmom Oct 2017 #224

UCLA law good enough? Eko Oct 2017 #311

Nothing in here is remotely comparable to what PCIntern described: pnwmom Oct 2017 #313

Ok, no comparison. Eko Oct 2017 #314

Sounds like proposing "whatever you can get away with" whathehell Oct 2017 #211

He also said he was talking to the other employees in low tones. cwydro Oct 2017 #257

Promoting division in the workplace. Kaleva Oct 2017 #258

That would be considerate behavior if you had something to say to one employee pnwmom Oct 2017 #290

How about whistling hail to the chief after the last election? Amimnoch Oct 2017 #203

Yup. Eko Oct 2017 #204

Can of odd behaviour at your workplace. I wouldn't want to work there. Kaleva Oct 2017 #6

If you take advantage of your position whathehell Oct 2017 #8

Good to see others disapprove ClarendonDem Oct 2017 #9

Yes, I feel the same way. whathehell Oct 2017 #12

You should be ashamed of yourself hack89 Oct 2017 #13

+1 Kaleva Oct 2017 #17

Oh, please. These women voted for a pussy grabber. If they were so sensitive adigal Oct 2017 #181

So hostile work enviroments for women are not bad hack89 Oct 2017 #235

Nice straw man!!!!! nt adigal Oct 2017 #304

That is basically what you said hack89 Oct 2017 #305

Stockholm syndrome. Initech Oct 2017 #15

Lol @ whistling Chopin's funeral march! herding cats Oct 2017 #16

Excuse me: PCIntern Oct 2017 #21

You behave inappropriately and people didn't pat you on the back for it. Then you cuss them out. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #22

Cuss them out? ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #40

Excuse me. Eko Oct 2017 #26

Yes excuse you ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #42

lol. Eko Oct 2017 #54

Employers have a responsibility. If this happened to a Dem, from a Repub Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #57

Me neither. Eko Oct 2017 #60

PCIntern has been a loyal DUer for many years I enjoy reading his posts ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #66

Doesn't make him right. What would happen if friends gently told him, wrong. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #78

I set him up fro (sic) nothing ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #83

It is surprising indeed. nt cwydro Oct 2017 #285

I truly feel a bit like I am in bizzaro world, to be honest. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #286

I have worked in workplaces where people got away with nasty political comments. cwydro Oct 2017 #291

Of course he isn't ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #58

Really? Eko Oct 2017 #67

Yes really ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #70

I am the store manager. Eko Oct 2017 #75

The company that employs you and them ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #113

One tick? Eko Oct 2017 #122

Oh shit I didn't give you enough ticks? ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #129

I deal with harrasment Eko Oct 2017 #137

Little mite? You must be a brilliant manager ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #139

Well enough Eko Oct 2017 #141

Must be that mirror ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #144

Oh wow. Eko Oct 2017 #150

Yes that must be it..... ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #164

Doubling down. Eko Oct 2017 #168

Please do ChubbyStar Oct 2017 #172

This message was self-deleted by its author miyazaki Oct 2017 #216

Do Democrats have to drink wine? Jim Beard Nov 2017 #315

Nope. Eko Nov 2017 #317

Message auto-removed Name removed Nov 2017 #318

Lol! cwydro Oct 2017 #259

This reminds me of the Will Ferrell SNL sketch bluepen Oct 2017 #186

LOL! I'm glad I wasn't the only one! Coventina Oct 2017 #297

Kroger? snooper2 Oct 2017 #245

I think if it wasn't ok to do then you wouldn't of done it. I like how everybody Kirk Lover Oct 2017 #30

Key word Eko Oct 2017 #31

So, in your world only managers can make a hostile work environment? geardaddy Oct 2017 #287

Nope, Eko Oct 2017 #308

Managers are the responsible party. Tis their job and an hostile environment falls on owner or Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #309

Yup. Eko Oct 2017 #312

As a former employer, you are right. If they speak out and continue to do so, If they were to be Jim Beard Oct 2017 #36

exactly gopiscrap Oct 2017 #43

THANK YOU! mreilly Oct 2017 #63

I love this post nini Oct 2017 #114

Yes.. Bravo! mountain grammy Oct 2017 #125

+1 octoberlib Oct 2017 #160

+100 Duppers Oct 2017 #213

Excuse me, but if you are the boss, whathehell Oct 2017 #215

You get to set the standards of behavior. Mariana Oct 2017 #229

Love It!!! spanone Oct 2017 #23

This message was self-deleted by its author GulfCoast66 Oct 2017 #24

Like I care what you think and PCIntern Oct 2017 #32

Some are just stuck in a rut. Jim Beard Oct 2017 #37

White women voted for Trump 59% AngryAmish Oct 2017 #44

It was more like 53% which is bad enough mountain grammy Oct 2017 #135

At least the majority of College educated white women voted Hillary whathehell Oct 2017 #219

Nope..54 percent...A majority of white college educated women -- whathehell Oct 2017 #212

Right back at you GulfCoast66 Oct 2017 #49

To all the naysayers, from me: Jebus, people, lighten up. You act like you never met PCIntern before Hekate Oct 2017 #28

Thanks Hekate. nt PCIntern Oct 2017 #33

You are most welcome. Some days this place just irks the hell out of me. Hekate Oct 2017 #47

Pa harrasment laws. Eko Oct 2017 #53

Sounds like the few employees themselves created an "uncomfortable" atmosphere for everyone else Hekate Oct 2017 #65

As the boss Eko Oct 2017 #71

Please Hekate Oct 2017 #73

Eh, whatever then. Eko Oct 2017 #79

Reading down the thread, are you as amazed as I am with the complicity? We wonder how Republicans Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #80

Yup, Eko Oct 2017 #88

I am, too. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #95

Same. Amimnoch Oct 2017 #206

I have not met him, but I do know when a boss taunted me day after election, it made me physically Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #72

Go back and read the OP. You are spewing nonsense based on your personal trigger. Hekate Oct 2017 #163

I disagree with you. I think the OP makes his intent clear addressing the employees and what Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #165

As a shop Steward... druidity33 Oct 2017 #233

+1 mountain grammy Oct 2017 #138

+1 geardaddy Nov 2017 #319

Keep on whistling! democratisphere Oct 2017 #34

My thoughts... Lisa0825 Oct 2017 #38

There has been a large portion of women who voted against themselves in my town Jim Beard Oct 2017 #45

PCIntern says he's been taunted and lectured by the three for close to a year now Kaleva Oct 2017 #50

So maybe the usual atmosphere had been good-natured ribbing, but Lisa0825 Oct 2017 #62

No. What do you do as an employer? Sit there ass down and tell them no politics, Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #87

Bam! Eko Oct 2017 #102

So easy to judge when you are NOT an actual witness to the environment. Lisa0825 Oct 2017 #103

He bragged about making the environment uncomfortable for his employees. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #111

It was give-and-take. Lisa0825 Oct 2017 #115

This was harassment in a work environment. If embellished, then we were all played. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #123

A friend of mine was actually forced out of her job due to political differences. Lisa0825 Oct 2017 #132

I didn't talk politics or religion or discuss hot button issues at work or with my family. Kaleva Oct 2017 #119

Um, he's the boss.. whathehell Oct 2017 #223

That's right. He should have put a stop to it right off the bat. Kaleva Oct 2017 #241

Correct.. whathehell Oct 2017 #255

Whats the attitude on football games? No one is a team fan? Jim Beard Oct 2017 #39

Now THERE we have an issue!!! Texasgal Oct 2017 #310

Surely you aren't an Aggie? You in the Big 12? Jim Beard Nov 2017 #316

Unless you specifically brought up 45 and made them feel humiliated or that AJT Oct 2017 #46

Exactly. nt Lisa0825 Oct 2017 #64

Did you grab them by the.......? ornotna Oct 2017 #48

Yes, because that's all that counts as workplace "harassement" right? whathehell Oct 2017 #220

Obviously no ornotna Oct 2017 #242

Um, no whathehell Oct 2017 #253

You're funny ornotna Oct 2017 #299

Glad you had a good day. NCTraveler Oct 2017 #51

I don't talk politics sarisataka Oct 2017 #52

Same here... Lisa0825 Oct 2017 #69

Message auto-removed Name removed Oct 2017 #68

Attend charm classes, it's a good hobby uppityperson Oct 2017 #98

+ 1,000,000. greatauntoftriplets Oct 2017 #110

I literally can't believe what I am reading here. mreilly Oct 2017 #81

agreed gopiscrap Oct 2017 #84

I equally cannot believe a single Dem would encourage an hostile work environment for employees. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #104

WTF are you talking about? mreilly Oct 2017 #116

It's just good natured give and take. Chill. Kaleva Oct 2017 #131

PCIntern, I apologize GulfCoast66 Oct 2017 #86

No offense taken PCIntern Oct 2017 #89

As do I! GulfCoast66 Oct 2017 #121

Someone I went to grade school with just posted this from Trey Gowdy's Facebook. greatauntoftriplets Oct 2017 #99

Thanks for the warning HubertHeaver Oct 2017 #158

That is hurl worthy. snort Oct 2017 #159

I'm thinking like a jazzy, upbeat scat version of Chopin's funeral march Blue Owl Oct 2017 #117

that's not an aside, that's an affront spanone Oct 2017 #120

Thanks! I learned a new phrase today! gristy Oct 2017 #126

Whistling and asking someone if they're ok is not harassment oxbow Oct 2017 #128

I support PCIntern 100% and we all need to stick together mreilly Oct 2017 #130

Republicans do that. We all need to stick together whether counter to our core beliefs. Like a safe Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #136

Are you out of your mind? mreilly Oct 2017 #143

I would not treat my employees this way. I feel a greater responsibility to them. That simple. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #146

Ok fair enough but... mreilly Oct 2017 #148

I'm surprised you still employ them. aikoaiko Oct 2017 #134

Good for you! octoberlib Oct 2017 #155

I am ashamed of every single one of you who breathlessly stepped up to condemn this man. mreilly Oct 2017 #156

Oh please.."condemmed"? "crucified"?? whathehell Oct 2017 #221

+1. Many are just playing a game of "I'm more liberal than you." FSogol Oct 2017 #252

It's more of a question of maturity and practicing sound workplace ethos Kaleva Oct 2017 #260

He can talk about his employees anonymously. That doesn't affect them at all. FSogol Oct 2017 #266

Sure it affects them. Kaleva Oct 2017 #269

And a couple of them... Hekate Nov 2017 #321

One of them is no longer with us. n/t FSogol Nov 2017 #322

Color me grateful. If at all possible, can you PM me their name... Hekate Nov 2017 #326

I'm with ya, mreilly! nt Lisa0825 Oct 2017 #262

If you voted for a RACIST pig you are a Racist Pig . stonecutter357 Oct 2017 #182

I love this! I can see being shocked, but it seems they knew in their hearts that he was guilty... C Moon Oct 2017 #188

I agree with a lot of people Motownman78 Oct 2017 #199

Sex was the other one. I was thinking earlier today, and had religion and politics. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #201

Key Board Warriors , my oh my ! Wash. state Desk Jet Oct 2017 #200

Just be careful, specifically if you have an HR department. roamer65 Oct 2017 #217

Meh. I would have fired them a long time ago. miyazaki Oct 2017 #218

Just be careful RhodeIslandOne Oct 2017 #222

Sue for what? Mariana Oct 2017 #226

As if nobody has taken a molehill and made a mountain? RhodeIslandOne Oct 2017 #248

Politics from any side don't belong in the workplace Raine Oct 2017 #225

I agree. n/t demmiblue Oct 2017 #232

I think you should let events take their course. A time will come when most people who voted Trump Doodley Oct 2017 #228

America is a hostile environment JustAnotherGen Oct 2017 #230

Now that you mention it, some of the trumpets at work were unusually manic.... lindysalsagal Oct 2017 #231

Props to you for... Pacifist Patriot Oct 2017 #234

You can always reassure them it's really not so bad. All his friends will be in prison, too. Vinca Oct 2017 #237

Very unprofessional behavior. HR should whack your hand, at the very least. n/t MrModerate Oct 2017 #244

Yes, news like this puts a spring in every liberal's step. Nitram Oct 2017 #247

A boss who contempously speaks of employees in a forum doesn't deserve praise Kaleva Oct 2017 #250

Yeah. I agree. cwydro Oct 2017 #263

Hey. How about all the employees here PCIntern Oct 2017 #280

It's the boss that sets the tone Kaleva Oct 2017 #281

Rub it in my friend Soxfan58 Oct 2017 #251

Now, now. Dont play with your food. Qutzupalotl Oct 2017 #271

HAHA joshcryer Oct 2017 #282

It's a shame Trump is so divisive. JohnnyRingo Oct 2017 #273

This. Mediumsizedhand Oct 2017 #276

I get the desire, but probably not the best thing to do.... Chakaconcarne Oct 2017 #284

Wow! This thread went WAY OFF THE RAILS! fleur-de-lisa Oct 2017 #292

Newbies trying to dictate anything to an oldie but truly goodie dentist who lunatica Oct 2017 #294

I retired recently from a hospital that has a religious affiliation. During the Obama years, japple Oct 2017 #293

.... ailsagirl Oct 2017 #295

Pink slip the three Swamp Cloggers Blue_Tires Oct 2017 #296

Wow...you opened a can of whoop-ass. Rustyeye77 Oct 2017 #298

What's appalling ... Hekate Nov 2017 #324

Ive noticed that theres no long term credit here at DU. Rustyeye77 Nov 2017 #327

Some of us have long memories for longtime associations here... Hekate Nov 2017 #331

You know, I'd like to take this opportunity to respectfully remind everyone, PatrickforO Oct 2017 #302

They should book a flight on Delta tirebiter Oct 2017 #306

I am a surgical nurse Texasgal Oct 2017 #307

totally agree! nt steve2470 Nov 2017 #325

I just think politics should be totally kept out of the workplace.... steve2470 Nov 2017 #323