On the other hand, he was impressively statesmanlike in quickly getting a grip when GE's record came under post-Enron scrutiny.
Long distance telephone operators (in Britain they come under the Post Office) are doing the same thing.
Joseph Cassano, 23, who joined the department as an emergency medical technician in October 2012, came under fire for posts that suggested a hatred for Jews, blacks and poor people.
Google Earth also came under fire after posting historical maps that detailed locations of former communities of an "untouchable" caste, still a sensitive topic in Japan.
The day after her new role was announced, Bono came under fire for posting a photo on Twitter of her covering the Nike logo on her golf shoes.
Israeli soldiers bulldozing trees near a Palestinian police post came under fire from the police and snipers, Israeli officials said.
But Ms. Nolan, who took over the White House's top legal job last August and testified before Congress today for the first time in the post, came under harsh criticism from Republicans who did not believe her account.
Haley recently came under fire for calling Post and Courier reporter Renee Dudley a "little girl" during an appearance on Laura Ingraham's radio show.
Last year, Tasker came under fire for a post on the House Republican Caucus Facebookk page about the state's deadly force bill that involved shooting at police officers, a statement which he said was taken out of context.
Prime Minister Tony Blair said last week that no such inquiry was necessary, but that was before the royals came under the cascade of post-trial charges.
Yet while McCullum was being lauded for his classiness, the same could not be said for Shane Warne, who came under fire for his post-match interviews during which the former Test spinner repeatedly probed the Australian players about how they planned to celebrate.
