| __________________________________________________________________________ Tennessee Taxpayers to Pay $1.9 Million Settlement to Fired Professor Who Celebrated Charlie Kirk’s Assassination ============================================ Gateway Pundit, by Ben Kew Original Article Posted By: Mercedes44, 7/1/2026 5:55:57 AM The University of Tennessee has agreed to pay former assistant professor Tamar Shirinian $1.9 million to settle a lawsuit after she was fired over a social media post celebrating the death of Turning Point CEO and conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Under the settlement, approved by the University of Tennessee System Board of Trustees, Shirinian will not return to her teaching position. The agreement still requires approval from Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and Gov. Bill Lee. “My client is pleased that the parties reached a resolution,” Shirinian’s attorney, Robb Bigelow, said. [IMAGE] [IMAGE] Post Reply Reminder: “WE ARE A SALON AND NOT A SALOON” Your thoughts, comments, and ideas are always welcome here. But we ask you to ... "pre-write," Tennessee Taxpayers to Pay $1.9 Million Settlement to Fired Professor Who Celebrated Charlie Kirk’s Assassination 7 repliesGateway Pundit, by Ben Kew Original Article Posted by Mercedes44 — 7/1/2026 5:55:57 AM Post Reply The University of Tennessee has agreed to pay former assistant professor Tamar Shirinian $1.9 ... anything. I have to be very, very honest with you. The Racist Plot to Retire Caitlin Clark From the WNBA 14 repliesDaily Signal, by Victor Davis Hanson Original Article Posted by Mercedes44 — 7/1/2026 6:01:03 AM Post Reply I don’t watch much Women’s National Basketball Association games. Apparently, most Americans have ... to be a finite period. He can order their removal. (Good!) A separate ruling, on the other hand, affirmed automatic American citizenship to babies born The WNBA Is Basically a Hate Group 13 repliesHot Air, by David Strom Original Article Posted by Dreadnought — 6/30/2026 6:26:40 PM Post Reply Nobody is less motivated to watch a WNBA game than I am. In fact, the only WNBA action that I ... |
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