Jeff Zucker Out at CNN

[SkisNH]

2 hours ago, Mainecat said:

Caught doing what?

In violation of HIS own rules

[DriftBusta]

4 hours ago, Mainecat said:

So he did the right thing and resigned. What’s so wrong about this?

you can’t possibly be that stupid. Wait, I guess you must be.

1 hour ago, spin_dry said:

Probably the same thing O’rielly was canned for. As well as the boss of Fox. Sexually terrorizing young women. 

yes whatever you do be sure and deflect!

57 minutes ago, spin_dry said:

You’re finally seeing that there’s no difference between right and left. Excellent. 

Except all those just cited were inside the Beltway elitist liberals. Lowest form of human scum there is

[Mainecat]

2 hours ago, DriftBusta said:

you can’t possibly be that stupid. Wait, I guess you must be.

yes whatever you do be sure and deflect!

Except all those just cited were inside the Beltway elitist liberals. Lowest form of human scum there is

Triggered a CNN head leaving because he violated his own rules? Like I said he quit good for him. 
 

[racinfarmer]

51 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

Triggered a CNN head leaving because he violated his own rules? Like I said he quit good for him. 
 

He was most likely given the choice to quit or be fired.

He chose to quit for the optics.

 

[DriftBusta]

1 hour ago, Mainecat said:

Triggered a CNN head leaving because he violated his own rules? Like I said he quit good for him. 
 

Yeah its not like his network wasn't full of sanctimonius liars, pushing bullshit fake stories about Trump to this day, all while behaving like scum.  Zucker, Lemon, Cuomo, a couple producers who's names escape me, my god, they're all dirtbags and its on the record.  Zucker lived this lie for years, it was the secret that everyone on the inside knew.  These are your people.

[J. Jackson]

1 hour ago, Mainecat said:

Triggered a CNN head leaving because he violated his own rules? Like I said he quit good for him. 
 

So he set rules as the head of an organization for everyone to follow but he broke one. You don't find that troubling? We're not talking about taking 15 minutes of a coffee break when the handbook says 10. It really comes down to the fact that he got busted and they more than likely gave him a choice. Kind of follows the liberal mantra these days, "do as I say but not as I do".

[racer254]

11 hours ago, DriftBusta said:

Yeah its not like his network wasn't full of sanctimonius liars, pushing bullshit fake stories about Trump to this day, all while behaving like scum.  Zucker, Lemon, Cuomo, a couple producers who's names escape me, my god, they're all dirtbags and its on the record.  Zucker lived this lie for years, it was the secret that everyone on the inside knew.  These are your people.

 

11 hours ago, J. Jackson said:

So he set rules as the head of an organization for everyone to follow but he broke one. You don't find that troubling? We're not talking about taking 15 minutes of a coffee break when the handbook says 10. It really comes down to the fact that he got busted and they more than likely gave him a choice. Kind of follows the liberal mantra these days, "do as I say but not as I do".

You both explain why liberals need to change the rules to make this behavior more acceptable.  Just look at how Clinton did it back in the 90's. 

[Catalina]

If they were 'peers', this would be no problem. Workplace romances happen all the time. He was the CEO, so by definition, she worked for him. That is where the problem. Most all companies of any size prevent bosses from having relationships with people who work for them. 

[J. Jackson]

20 minutes ago, Catalina said:

If they were 'peers', this would be no problem. Workplace romances happen all the time. He was the CEO, so by definition, she worked for him. That is where the problem. Most all companies of any size prevent bosses from having relationships with people who work for them. 

You don't dip your pen in company ink.

[racer254]

32 minutes ago, Catalina said:

If they were 'peers', this would be no problem. Workplace romances happen all the time. He was the CEO, so by definition, she worked for him. That is where the problem. Most all companies of any size prevent bosses from having relationships with people who work for them. 

Yep, some companies even require that if 2 employees get involved or married, one is required to leave.  If you notice a hell of a lot of politicians and people now are keeping their surname rather than take the name of spouse or even hyphenate because it provides anonymity.

[ArcticCrusher]

Wow.