>but no one of the many great employees I worked with hijacked mass communication software to send an inane message. What she's alleged to have done is basical

>but no one of the many great employees I worked with hijacked mass communication software to send an inane message. What she's alleged to have done is basically on par with a fired employee sending off a net send on their way out the door. >I understand why they fired her, you can't have data analysts hijacking your software to send mass messages of protest. She was fired before the message was sent. She publicly stated that she was pressured to modify the data provided to make it look like the state was handling the pandemic better than they were. She did draw attention to this by going to the media, this was after she had been a thorn in the side of the state for a while.