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Screengrab of Fisk s now-deleted Facebook post.
“It represents Middleville in a way that none of us want it to be represented. Middleville, as I know it, is a very kind and giving community,” said Carla Rock. I didn’t like his views. I didn’t like the method he projected his views. I’m not a Rush Limbaugh fan.”
“It’s crushing to me, and it’s not the type of representation that our community deserves,” said Keara Hilton, who started the online petition asking for Fisk’s resignation. “He died of cancer, and she is the president of our village, and so I felt very strongly as someone who’s currently battling cancer that that is not the person I would choose to represent the village that I love.”
Middleville Village president asked to resign after laughing about Rush Limbaugh s death on Facebook
and last updated 2021-02-18 22:16:27-05
MIDDLEVILLE, Mich. â Thereâs outrage in Middleville over online statements made by village president Amanda Fisk.
Following the death of conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, she shared an article on her personal Facebook page and laughed about it.
COMMUNITY REACTION
Residents who spoke with FOX 17 say her statements do not represent their village, and as a public official she should step down.
Theyâve even started an online petition calling for her immediate removal.
âHonestly, thatâs not the way you represent a community,â said Amanda Pullen, who has lived in Middleville her whole life.