Nothing at all will happen to him. Even though he confessed to having sex in his office with a WaPo reporter who has an interesting way of cultivating sources.
Posted on 10/22/2016 10:17:41 AM PDT by Carl Vehse
Though a lawsuit’s revelation that Thomas Reed, the director of the FCC’s Office for Communications Business Opportunities, had sex with a Washington Post reporter in his office is salacious, that’s not what should get Congress’s attention. The far more serious revelation involves the FCC’s official legal response to a female employee’s allegation that she was subjected to a hostile work environment due to management inaction when a male coworker repeatedly invited other male coworkers to watch porn with him in the cubicle adjacent to hers....
In today’s environment of heightened concern regarding gender issues, these allegations should have raised red flags about the prevailing institutional culture at the FCC and prompted swift remedial action. Instead, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler’s legal team attempted to dismiss the case in federal court by arguing that these allegations amounted to nothing more than the “mere existence of pornography in the workplace” that was not sufficiently “severe or pervasive” to create a hostile work environment.
(Excerpt) Read more at forbes.com ...
Like James Comey, FCC Chairman Wheeler is yet another Traitorobama appointee.
FCC Commissioner having sex in his office, FCC workers watching porn, these guys don’t even respect their job opportunities. They should be banned from federal employment for life.
Do we need the FCC?
Here's an interesting article she wrote:
Finding Yourself After a 20-Year Marriage Ends
I have not been able to find whether her adultery with the Obama Administration official was a contributing factor to her divorce.
But it goes to show, the Administration is literally in bed with the press...
Well, not *literally*. They had sex in his office.
btt
Congressman Clyburn needs the fcc to keep his daughter employed at a high salary.
Didn’t the FCC Chairman get listed for some huge amount in a Pay for Play job give-away?
So federal government workers watching porn on government computers and on government time apparently isn’t a problem?
Yet another ‘Sex Scandal”? I don’t know if I can spare the outrage. “Old MacDonald had a Sex Scandal-ee-eye-ee-eye ohh!
They couldn’t wait to find a bed.
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In concept, yes. It's a necessary evil.
In practice, it's a bureaucracy and needs fixing or replacement.
No.
National bureaucracies like this are forbidden to the Federal government; they are powers reserved for the States.
But, hey, it’s just the Constitution. Who cares?
(Lincoln didn’t. Roosevelt I didn’t. Wilson didn’t. Roosevelt II didn’t. Johnson didn’t. Clinton didn’t. Bush didn’t. Soetoro really, really doesn’t.)
Maybe this bit?
B. The Reporter’s Role
Although it has become increasingly difficult for this newspaper and for the press generally to do so since Watergate, reporters should make every effort to remain in the audience, to stay off the stage, to report the news, not to make the news.
Ewww! I work in the building right next to the FCC Headquarters. I bet I've seen some of these perverts in the buffet restaurant in their building.
Nothing at all will happen to him. Even though he confessed to having sex in his office with a WaPo reporter who has an interesting way of cultivating sources.
The Demonicrat Race Card - don’t leave home without it.
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