Eric Geller apparently no longer works at Politico as its cybersecurity reporter after he faced viral backlash for attacking the late Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.
Bishop of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota Bishop Robert Barron discusses the life and legacy of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVl on 'Fox News Live.'following his passing.
Brad Dayspring, Politico's vice president of marketing and communications, called Geller's tweet"a clear violation of our social media policy and was both inaccurate and offensive." Cybersecurity reporter Eric Geller appears to have been fired by Politico for his tweet attacking Pope Benedict following the Catholic leader's passing.
Geller's Twitter bio was changed from reading"cybersecurity reporter at @politico" to"journalist focused on cybersecurity and technology.", Geller has not had a story published since Dec. 21.
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