Reply #31: Back in the Jurassic when my Repugnant employer told me I

[Cleita]

couldn't smoke anymore, he didn't just mean in the office. He meant all the time. My attitude was that he could demand that I didn't smoke while I was on his bought time and on his property, but what I did in my own time he had no right to demand. Of course the prick used to try to tell me how to vote too.

No, I never confronted him with this because it would have been a waste of time, but he would have had to hire a PI to make sure I complied and I knew he was way too cheap to do that. If someone would have ratted on me then I would have told him I wasn't his slave and he could go to Hell and I wouldn't have cared if I got fired.

I think the White House staff should feel free to do what they want to on their own time and if someone rats on them so be it and tell BushCo to go to Hell.