re: Fuhrer Georgia at it again - intimidating former recruiting staffers.

I get that viewpoint. But, does it make sense to have a story about Georgia keeping a woman on payroll that refuses to cooperate with an investigation, or have a story about Georgia firing a woman who refuses to shed light on a tragic accident that she was a part of.

Keep her on the payroll and it smacks of paying her NOT to cooperate and cover up facts. Just my opinion, and obviously everyone is fine with having a differing opinion.