San Diego Girl: I Was Compelled from Authorities Job Over Anti-Trump Podcast

A San Diego girl who labored for the Division of Veterans Affairs whereas she hosted a podcast important of former President Donald Trump is suing Trump and U.S. authorities officers, claiming she was pressured out of her job by the previous president’s administration because of her political opinions.

Allison Gill is without doubt one of the co-hosts of “Mueller, She Wrote,” a podcast that originally examined the investigation into potential Russian interference within the 2016 election.

Gill, who glided by “A.G.” on the podcast, alleges she was retaliated towards because of the podcast’s criticisms of the administration.

These alleged retaliatory acts included reassigning her from San Diego to Washington, D.C. — a switch she had declined up to now for household causes — and refusing her requests for telework lodging, which she’d sought because of a PTSD analysis.

Gill’s lawsuit alleges the podcast “provoked the ire of President Donald J. Trump,” prompting authorities workers to aim to root out the true identification of “A.G.,” then topic her to discrimination and retaliation.

Her grievance filed Monday in San Diego federal court docket names Trump, former U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert Wilkie, and present U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough as defendants.

Her lawsuit alleges her First Modification rights have been violated by “retaliatory measures and the fostering of a hostile work setting because of her politically important podcast concerning the administration.”