Catholic Payroll Admin Fired After Viral Trump Video

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• A Canadian Catholic school board terminated payroll administrator Cathy DiFilippo Kiley after she posted a video detailing a hope for Donald Trump to be murdered.
• The Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board confirmed her departure following an internal process triggered by the viral footage.
• The former employee claimed in her video that a majority of people would cheer for such an event and described the prospect as karma.

The payroll administrator for the Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board no longer holds her position following the circulation of a disturbing video. In the now-deleted footage, the staffer explicitly detailed her desire to see President Donald Trump killed during a public, televised event.

“I don’t think that this should be a health event, that’s not tragic enough,” DiFilippo Kiley said.

“I think it should be an infliction, like he has done to others in the United States and around the world. From a distance. Publicly. Well, maybe he’s on stage at a rally or a press conference or whatever the case may be, something, don’t care publicly, publicly, and televised.”

The video gained massive traction on social media, drawing millions of views and intense scrutiny toward the Ontario-based school system. The administrator refused to apologize initially in the recording, stating she felt the former president deserved a violent end rather than a peaceful passing.

“Because I think, in a situation like this, there will not be, there won’t be very many people crying. In fact, I think the majority will be cheering,” DiFilippo Kiley continued.

“I know I will be cheering. So, karma is a bitch, and I think that that is how this should go down. I don’t think it should be peaceful, compassionate, quick and easy. Well, maybe quick and easy, but not in, in, in a health event way. That’s how I feel, And I’m not sorry about it.”

Following her termination, the former employee attempted to walk back her statements by claiming she meant no harm or threat.

This incident follows a history of actual violence against the 45th President, including the July 2024 assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania.

“All I can really say is that I truly feel terrible about everything. I deeply regret what I said, and I meant no harm or threat to anybody. That is not who I am, and people who know me, know that I am not a hateful or violent person,” said DiFilippo Kiley.

Violence against political figures remains a grave concern for the nation after multiple attempts on Trump’s life during the 2024 campaign cycle.

This termination marks a firm stance by the school board against rhetoric that celebrates or encourages political violence.

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