From: user1263@newsgrouper.org.invalid   
      
   > Adam H. Kerman   
   > > BTR1701   
   > >   
   > > How is that even remotely legal? The government is now telling its   
   employees   
   > > that they can only express their political opinions in public if they   
   support   
   > > the government's views?   
      
   Was this on his private social media page or one accessible to students?   
      
   If the latter, then he was posting "on the clock" as it were and would be   
   subject   
   his employer's rules.   
      
   > I would assume he could have fought it successfully, but he resigned.   
      
   Twice.  He's pretty much screwed now.   
      
   > His district may not be unionized. Typically, the suburbs were NEA.   
      
   It's Chicago, all the public school teachers are unionized.   
      
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