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"His personal e-mail server wasn't working, so he sent his critical message on his company's e-mail system. Two days later, he got a phone call from Thomas' office simply asking him to confirm that he worked at the Times. He did so. Later that day, he was summoned by Tom Johnson, lead editor of the Times' community sections, and suspended; a week later, he was terminated."

So he's whining because he lost his job for sending a hateful and totally assinine email to a US Congressman from his company server, proving that he is NO more unbiased than the twit who wrote this article...and lost his job.

What an idiot. What a pile of stinking compost the left wing is.

[Numbers Guy]

What's really bizarre is the description of bartcop.com

I read a fair number of liberal websites, and to call that one irreverent is ridiculous. It's just plain stupid. The guy who writes it is full of moronic conspiracy theories, among them the claim that Rush Limbaugh's ear problems were faked because he wanted to quit radio because his ratings were dropping because everyone knew he was an idiot now.

Even weirder, the guy who writes for that site likes to spam various Internet sports boards with off-topic political rants and links to his site.

If I was a liberal I'd be embarrassed to admit an idiot like bartcop was on my side. He's a left-wing tin foil hat type. And the fact that an LA Times reporter would actually believe in that site is sad.

[Ben Bolt]

The best part of the whole deal here is " So he sent his critical message on his companies email system " . Critical message ? Of course it was ;) .. What a dork , lol !