Spencer Whimper, er, Wimmer, used to work for Generac, a Wisconsin-based company that makes generators. However, Whimper Wimmer was fired because he refused to address an employee by their preferred name and pronouns. He said that common courtesy and respect for other people went against his religion, which is apparently the Church of Bigotry.
So now, with the help of the misnamed Wisconsin Institute of Law and Liberty (WILL), a Bradley Foundation subsidiary, Whimper Wimmer is suing Generac. Furthermore, he is pleading for The Orange Felon to intervene in this matter:
Spencer Wimmer, who was terminated by the generator company Generac after what he calls five years of exemplary service, is represented by the right-wing advocacy group Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty.
“While the Trump administration has moved to roll back DEI and gender ideology workplace requirements, Wimmer, a devout Christian, argues that private citizens are still experiencing workplace discrimination tied to such policies,” said the report. His complaint, filed to Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, comes as “he said he hopes President Donald Trump will do something about it.”
It sounds more likely that this chucklehead is either being played as a pawn in the right wing’s agenda to promote Christofascism or he’s simply hoping for his 15 minutes of fame to cash in on like Killer Kyle Rittenhouse did.
