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Firing of Employee for Kirk-Murder-Related Post Wasn't a Clear First Amendment Violation,

so the individual defendants are entitled to qualified immunity, a court rules (citing cases where employees were fired for right-wing speech that many had likewise found offensive).

Firing of Employee for Kirk-Murder-Related Post Wasn't a Clear First Amendment Violation,

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so the individual defendants are entitled to qualified immunity, a court rules (citing cases where employees were fired for right-wing speech that many had likewise found offensive).

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so the individual defendants are entitled to qualified immunity, a court rules (citing cases where employees were fired for right-wing speech that many had likewise found offensive).

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