The freeper-guy that works for me says he now wants Bush out in November

[lostnfound]

To which I replied, "Really? But you still have Bush's picture up in your cubicle!"

"Oh that's just to harass the other guys there.." (sits near a major activist).

Says he likes Kerry but is waiting to see who Kerry picks as a running mate.

But I think he's just lying to me and sucking up to me because I'm the boss & he's afraid that it will hurt his career.

That's like ice cream sales and higher murder rates being correlated -- but in this case it's a simple mind that's the common denominator, not summertime heat.

Telling your boss that you hate Bush can be brave, but telling subordinates that you hate Bush can be harassment, can't it? Perceived as political pressure in the workplace?

[murielm99]

1. Yep

My brother has a freeper type boss. If he says anything at all against shrub, or positive about dems, the guy finds a way to get back at him.

And my brother really HATES shrub!

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