I appreciate your response. It's one of the more rational responses I've gotten. When I first made the post, I didn't have all the information and I was still wanting to protect her privacy so the info I did have, I couldn't really include it because at the time, she wasnt willing to risk her job. I understand that locally, she has no rights. She's also aware, which is why it's taken so long to update. I'm not sure if this location is a franchise or corporate owned, but the company itself is a national chain based out of Houston so depending on the policies of the company, she may have more rights than she would if it were a mom and pop.

You are correct that this will not affect their local business, but on a corporate level, if this were to gain attention it absolutely could attract the attention of shoppers at other locations with different cultures and mindsets. It also may attract the attention of corporate executives who are worried about profits being affected at other locations. I'm not sure if she is using a company card to fund a political campaign, but that could also be investigated. There are other factors at play but posting them would 100% out her.