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hamsterjill

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4. But unlike attorneys, I doubt public relations persons take an oath.

Fri Jul 31, 2015, 02:24 PM

Jul 2015

Perhaps they took a look at the bottom line and figured it wouldn't be good for future business to represent someone so hated? I don't know. I do see your point, but I also believe that one of the best ways to stop someone like this asshole dentist is by the use of OUR consumer dollars (i.e., don't use him as your dentist, etc.)

I guess I take a little gratification thinking that he may have been dumped by the public relations firm because of economics! But if the dude can pay $50,000 many times over for various hunts, then I'm sure he can afford to find another public relations firm.

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PR Firm hired by killer of Cecil the lion quits [View all] stevenleser Jul 2015 OP

That's like an attorney in the middle of a case throwing in the towel, isn't it? randome Jul 2015 #1

That was my take too. Pretty cowardly. I thought they were supposed to represent folks who stevenleser Jul 2015 #2

Maybe he doesn't have the dollars to keep paying exboyfil Jul 2015 #3

See my response to hamsterjill below... nt stevenleser Jul 2015 #5

But unlike attorneys, I doubt public relations persons take an oath. hamsterjill Jul 2015 #4

Yeah, but this is their bread and butter I thought. They're supposed to handle people/groups who stevenleser Jul 2015 #6

Agreed. It is their bread and butter. hamsterjill Jul 2015 #7

Another possibility is the dentist Sweet Freedom Jul 2015 #8

they had to be outed to do the right thing. there is no spin to this roguevalley Jul 2015 #9