Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word

First he said the thing:

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Then he apologized somewhat.

“[T]o the extent that people feel I was being pejorative, I apologize for that. I should have seen that people might view it that way, and for that, then I’m sorry.”

Then he was forced to make a real apology.

“Last night during the show I spoke about Chelsea Clinton and noted the affection that so many of us have her. I also spoke about phone calls she has made to super delegates to convince them to support her mom. In describing this effort I used a phrase that was inappropriate. I apologize to the Clinton Family, the Clinton Campaign and all of you who are justifiably offended. As I said this morning on MSNBC, all Americans should be proud of Chelsea Clinton, and I am particularly sorry that my language diminished the regard and the respect she has earned from all of us, and the respect her parents have earned in how they raised her.”

Heartfelt.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.