Federalist publisher Ben Domenech hauled into court over Twitter joke
“Even though my own staffers filed affidavits saying they were not offended by this joke, they understood it as a joke, they didn't feel threatened by it, the administrative law judge in this case... found that it was totally irrelevant that my staffers felt this way.”
On a recent episode of The Ezra Levant Show (click here to subscribe!), The Federalist's publisher Ben Domenech joined me to talk about being dragged through a bureaucratic justice system after a complaint was filed to the American National Labour Relations Board concerning a joke tweet:
In this clip, Ben talks about how the NLRB subpoenaed his email communication with his staffers, and then ordered him to delete the offending tweet about a unionized workplace.
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