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    Employee leaves Kansas agency after tweet criticizing Trump

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    By KMAN Staff on March 18, 2019 State News
    President Donald Trump speaks about border security in the Oval Office of the White House, Friday, March 15, 2019, in Washington. Trump issued the first veto of his presidency, overruling Congress to protect his emergency declaration for border wall funding. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

    WICHITA — The Kansas Department of Transportation says a worker who posted a tweet from its official Twitter account criticizing President Donald Trump is no longer employed by the agency.

    Wichita Eagle reports that the tweet on Sunday came in response to a tweet from Trump that criticized Fox News weekend anchors and asked whether they had been trained at CNN, a network that the president frequently derides. The tweet from the agency’s account called Trump a “delusional communist.” It has since been deleted.

    The state’s transportation secretary, Julie Lorenz, says the tweet does not reflect the agency’s views and was “an unacceptable use of state communication tools.”

    Lorenz hasn’t revealed the name of the former employee responsible for the tweet.

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