among some voters, she clearly does get it. back with me now, adam ren, danielle moody, and jenna friedman. this was one of those troubling moments this week. as i said, i think the republican party not even coming out and condemning this speaks for itself. danielle, i ll start with you. you know, i don t think this was an apology. she doesn t apologize for what she said or to the congresswoman. but interestingly, what i noticed as well is that she sent this non-apology from her official twitter account, not from her personal account. her personal account has almost four times as many followers as her government account. as far as apologies go here, was hers as bad as it possibly gets? tell me if i m wrong. i mean, one, ayman, i m so thankful that you brought up the fact that her apology came from
going over well on capitol hill, this holiday weekend. it is incredibly upsetting to see online the type of traction it s getting. tell us more about the apology we re hearing from lauren boebert and the fallout from her comments. reporter: yeah, yasmin, look, it s the traction and the backlash that we re seeing online that possibly led lauren boebert, the colorado republican congresswoman, to even apologize in the first place. some critics are calling it a non-apology apology. i want to read you a part of what she said. she said, quote, i apologize to anyone in the muslim community i offended with my comment about rep omar. i have reached out to her office to speak with her directly. there are plenty of policy differences to focus on without this unnecessary distraction. it s rare now in this moment of intense tension and heated rhetoric in the capital and across the country between democrats and republicans that we even get any kind of apology, particularly coming from an ally of t
WATCH | Somizi won t apologise to journalists amid accusations of abuse and intimidation “I am not apologising for what I did. I would never sell my soul to put bread on the table, I would rather die standing than live longer on my knees,” said Somizi. Somizi refused to apologise to journalists. Image: Gallo Images/Oupa Bopape
Choreographer and media personality Somizi Mhlongo-Motaung has made it clear that he has no intention of “apologising” to journalists he “abused” and whose contact details he shared on social media.
The SA National Editors Forum (Sanef) issued a statement on Tuesday, calling for Somizi to “unreservedly apologise to these journalists and the public on all his social platforms for his unbecoming behaviour”.
because black face is the worst. i m doubling down on klan. jesse: do you think he s in the klanhood? it s amazing what you can get away with if you have a d next to your name. the lieutenant governor got in trouble, was accused relationship by multiple women. then the attorney general said i was in black face, too. jesse: let s move on to biden. a lot to choose from with biden in 2019. we were thinking about doing the massage apology. non-apology. we decided instead to go with corn pops. let s hear the corn pops tale. he ran a bunch of bad boys.
because black face is the worst. i m doubling down on klan. jesse: do you think he s in the klanhood? it s amazing what you can get away with if you have a d next to your name. the lieutenant governor got in trouble, was accused relationship by multiple women. then the attorney general said i was in black face, too. jesse: let s move on to biden. a lot to choose from with biden in 2019. we were thinking about doing the massage apology. non-apology. we decided instead to go with corn pops. let s hear the corn pops tale. he ran a bunch of bad boys.