"We Don't Do That Here"

That’s what Rutgers University (First Transit) “officials” told one of their best bus drivers who talked a lot to students about faith, and God. Then they fired him after he prayed with a wheelchair-bound student/passenger. They SAY the praying wasn’t the reason for his firing, but we know better. We can put two and two together. They SAY he violated an important safety rule ( he didn’t use the right number of straps on a handicapped passenger) for which he could be immediately fired. That’s a standard bureaucratic tactic: “trump up” something OTHER than the praying to justify the firing. Something that can’t be easily disputed. Students are rallying to get him rehired. Nothing was said about him suing for wrongful termination, but I think he should. Students say they all “enjoyed” being on his bus.” I think it’s a typical anti-religion bureaucrat “exercising” his (or her) limited range of “authority.” (Fox News)