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MassHealth employee fired after Facebook posts about masks, Nazi Germany
2 days ago | By Boston Herald
A MassHealth employee who said she was fired after she compared calling the police on neighbors for not wearing masks to Nazi Germany tells the Herald that her First Amendment rights have been “trampled on” and she's considering legal action.
Denise Foley, 60, is no longer MassHeath's director of internal and external training and communication following the firestorm in a private Milton Facebook group that has 12,000 members.
It all started on Dec. 3 when someone in the Milton Neighbors Facebook group posted they had received a mailer about turning in neighbors who aren't wearing...
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