A screen grab from the Twitter account of Juli Briskman, who is suing her former employer. Briskman claims she was fired over her expression of disapproval as Trump’s motorcade passed her.
Updated 2:06 p.m.
A marketing analyst who was captured in a viral photo flipping off President Donald Trump’s motorcade on a bike ride was not protected from termination under free speech provisions of the state and U.S. constitutions, a Virginia judge ruled Friday.
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