Wonder how the KTLA weather team would have handled this story: according to a civil suit filed in Vista, a woman claims she was fired on the spot after her Irvine employer saw an Air America progressive radio bumper sticker on her car.
The woman who was fired is the one bringing the suit, in case you're wondering.
Linda Laroca says that on Oct. 8, three weeks after she started at Advantage Sales and Marketing, her manager, Beverly Fath, pointed to the bumper sticker and remarked that it promo
As I hit the publish key on that last item, Al Franken's voice mysteriously filled the room. No, we didn't succumb to his wily charms and wind up in bed with him again (although if we had a nickle...). No, we hadn't even been paying attention when the remade The Manchurian Candidate came on the tele, and in it Franken plays some kind of political commentator. Such a stretch!
Orange County's most prominent conservative commentator is losing it. Earlier today, he urged listeners to vote for Al Franken, the celebrity challenger to Baby Hughie's longtime man-crush, Minnesota senator Norm Coleman. Hughie quickly corrected himself, but still.
But the strangest slip happened a little bit after, when Hewitt--usually a very articulate man--said this twice:
"...nothing nobody didn't...
Sorry I can't remember the rest of this sentence--I was driving. But he said this twice.
