Did she deserve to be fired?, Bus driver flips off the president Options

[BlackCelicaGT94]

SAQUAH, Wash. - An Issaquah school bus driver who was fired for "flipping off" President Bush is trying to get her job back.

The 43-year-old has filed a union grievance against the district, claiming wrongful termination.

Congressman Dave Reichert said the obscene gesture occurred as he was traveling in the president's limo in June on the way to a fund-raiser in Medina.

At a freeway ramp the limo passed several Issaquah school buses. The students waved to the president and Bush waved back. Bush was having a good time until he saw the driver. Bush turned to Reichert and said the driver had flipped him off.

Reichert later called the school district and the driver was fired in September.

A spokeswoman, Sara Niegowski, said the gesture was "not at all appropriate modeling for students on the bus."

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My thoughts - i give her props for having the balls to express how some of us feel in the country and itd be different if you were in your own vehicle (though you should have some respect for the office) but you are on the job just like Id probably get fired if I flipped off a client of ours. So I think she should just drop it and go get a new job

This post has been edited by BlackCelicaGT94: Nov 2, 2006 - 11:17 AM

[Mynzeyes]

Freedom of speech, press, expression, etc only applies as long as in doing such, you are not attacking anyone, or obstructing their own rights.

that's why you can't cuss people out, or flick people off, or publish slander, etc.

there is a gray area. you all should know this.

[confucious]

Freedom of speech, press, expression, etc only applies as long as in doing such, you are not attacking anyone, or obstructing their own rights.

that's why you can't cuss people out, or flick people off, or publish slander, etc.

there is a gray area. you all should know this.

on top of that, she did it in front of children.