Sweetwater Museum Director Resigns Amid
'Republicans Should Die' Facebook Post
Posted By: greggojo, 3/7/2020 11:50:36 AM
The embattled Executive Director of the Pioneer Museum in Sweetwater submitted her resignation as of 5 p.m. Friday after posting Republican voters should die on Facebook on election day. According to a statement from the president of the board of directors of the museum, Melonnie Hicks submitted her resignation Friday. As we reported earlier, Hicks posted "I hope every single one of you pieces of s... that votes republican, dies today." The post went viral sparking a huge controversy.
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Interestingly, some local conservatives were arguing that she should not be fired, because she was a very good museum director and also, conservatives should not join the Left in its cancel culture/one strike and you're out campaign. imho, this woman's demise is the direct result of the fire stoked by the Left against non-progressives. Common sense and human decency seem to have been abandoned by tens of millions of Americans.