Social media can come back to haunt you...This guy should have known that

[Xavier]

So here is another lesson on what you post on social media coming back to haunt you. This is not about politics...This guy as a techie should have know this.


Bush: Staffer's tweets inappropriate, but aide to remain

Source: Yahoo

WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush on Monday decried messages posted to Twitter by a top technology aide as "inappropriate," but a spokeswoman said the recent hire would remain with Bush's nascent presidential campaig

The distraction came on the same day Bush told supporters and former aides he is "singularly focused" on weighing a presidential bid, and as he prepared to release thousands of emails from his time as Florida's chief executive and the first chapter of a related e-book to highlight what he called a compassionate leadership style with deep conservative credentials.
A Bush spokeswoman said he was disappointed to learn that Ethan Czahor — hired in January as chief technology officer of Bush's Right to Rise political action committee — had posted messages on his personal Twitter account that referred to women as "sluts" and made remarks about gay men.
Within an hour, Czahor posted a new tweet, his first in months: "i deleted some old jokes i made years ago that i no longer find funny or appropriate. #learning #maturing"


Read the rest at Yahoo

[Peasie]

I think this is a non-story

I applaud this response from the Jeb Bush camp ...

"Gov. Bush thinks the comments were inappropriate, and they have been deleted at our request," she said. "Ethan is a great talent in the tech world and we're excited to have him on board."

[Gen]

well, was he still a FRAT BOY when he made said jokes ??????


kmdt

remind of the guy who posted in DC about how the National Zoo was closed and blah blah, hawse dead and cowfat


his boss is the one with the red office, Schock or someting suh

[Peasie]

Update:

The yute was asked to resign. And Jeb Bush thinks this is all the scandal he is going to get?

Ethan Czahor, the chief technology officer for Bush’s Right to Rise PAC, submitted his resignation, a spokesperson said. Czahor was to lead the campaign’s technology efforts from California.
“The Right to Rise PAC accepted Ethan Czahor’s resignation today,” Kristy Campbell said in a statement. “While Ethan has apologized for regrettable and insensitive comments, they do not reflect the views of Governor Bush or his organization and it is appropriate for him to step aside. We wish him the best.”