But the Times denied on Sunday that there was a direct connection between Wolfe’s pro-Biden tweet and the end of her working relationship with the newspaper. “For privacy reasons we don’t get into the details of personnel matters, but we can say that we didn’t end someone’s employment over a single tweet. Out of respect for the individuals involved, we don’t plan to comment further.” (Wolfe could not be reached for comment.) AD“On Saturday I delivered a commentary about the monumental nature of Joe Biden replacing an insurrectionist dangerous President,” Velshi tweeted Sunday. Why?”It’s not clear how long Wolfe’s relationship with the Times lasted, and the publication has not shared specifics about the nature of her employment.

Source: Washington Post January 24, 2021 20:29 UTC