[adam_az]

Brinkley then wrote an article, published on the website of Time magazine Tuesday night, in which he said Gardner's criticism was politically motivated. "After interviewing Gardner for over an hour, it essentially boils down to one word: politics," Brinkley wrote. "Gardner is sickened by the idea of Kerry as president."

...but Kerry's Band of Bozos is motivated by.....?

[ampat]

" Crewmate Stephen Hatch said Kerry turned back with the injured Gardner because "we didn't know how hurt he was.""

That's looking out for your men. Didn't check to see if he was slightly wounded or bleeding to death.

[Jim_Curtis]

From the Time article:

"So what brought Gardner out in the open? The answer turns out to be Rush Limbaugh’s talk show.......
If I’d had Rush’s 800 number, or known how to reach him, I would have called in.”

Rush should have a chat with Mr.Gardner on his show today, I'm sure they could find a way to hook up. Sure would like to hear the obvious questions answered.

[bushfamfan]

Someone needs to offer this good man a job now. Seems as if they had to take it out on a man who doesn't think favorably of John F'in Kerry.

[NYCVirago]

Gardner's former boss, Randy Girton, of Millennium Information Services of Illinois, said Gardner's view about Kerry had nothing to do with it, adding that it was a "weird coincidence" that Gardner and some others were let go yesterday. "He was a great employee, but just in this economic situation we didn't have the volume in that territory to warrant a manager in that territory," Girton said. He said Gardner did not accept an offer to work as an independent contractor.

A really "weird coincidence", isn't it? Sure it is.

[NYCVirago]

Ping, in case you haven't seen this.

[chubbychkr]

Hmmm... my first fear was that we might have the wrong company. But now that it's fairly certain, would there be any damage in we freeper's doing a little investigation of our own? Here's the deal... It shouldn't be that difficult to learn the more significant customers of this vengeful company. That kind of thing is commonly available on the internet.

I wonder what might happen if Millenium's customers were well informed about what this employer alledgely has done to a moral and responsible former asset of their company. If it were my company who were a customer, I certainly would cease doing business with such an immoral supplier. Any thoughts about how this might happen - legally and openly, of course. What I'm suggesting here is nothing more than organizing a boycott of a company with a very limited set of customers.

I mean, why should Mr. Gardner be the one out of money here. I'd be happy to do whatever I could to move that financial carnage to his former employer.