Restaurant Fires Rhode Island Legislator For Political Talk
A Rhode Island state legislator was fired from her job as a waitress after her employer said her political views hurt the restaurant's reputation.
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A Rhode Island state legislator was fired from her job as a waitress after her employer said her political views hurt the restaurant's reputation.
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