Spokesman Fired for Tweeting 'Me Likey Broke Girls' from Congressman's Account (Video)
A sexy Super Bowl spot for the CBS sitcom lands a staffer for Idaho's Raul Labrador in hot water.
A spokesman for Republican Idaho Congressman Raul Labrador has been dismissed after mistakenly tweeting a response to a sexy Super Bowl ad for CBS sitcom 2 Broke Girls from his boss' account, according to a report in the Idaho Statesman.
"Me likey Broke Girls," wrote Phil Hardy after seeing the show's stars, Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs, eat diner food seductively and hang from a stripper pole in skimpy waitress outfits.
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The tweet came down 14 seconds later -- not long enough to prevent it from being captured and circulated throughout the Internet.
Labrador's district director, Jake Ball, tells the Statesman that the congressman made the call to fire Hardy, who had worked for him since 2010. Before his foray into politics, Hardy worked with heavy metal acts in the music industry, the Statesman reports.
"That's Raul's call," Ball said, adding that it was Labrador himself who gave Hardy the news.
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