ATLANTA — Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has fired an employee following comments on social media that contained inappropriate "rhetoric," a spokesperson with the hospital said.

The hospital was made aware of the comments made on social media and terminated the employee.

"This type of rhetoric is not acceptable for Children’s employees and violates our social media policy," a spokesperson for Children's said in a statement.

Earlier on Saturday, 11Alive learned that Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines has suspended several employees after social media posts related to the killing of Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk were found to violate the company’s media policy, according to an internal letter shared with employees this week.

“These social posts stand in stark contrast to our v

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