Rep. Ted Yoho (R-FL) from House floor: "I rise to apologize for the abrupt manner of the conversation I had with my colleague from New York (Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez).pic.twitter.com/4fwTudg7E3
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Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) responds from House floor to Rep. Ted Yoho (R-FL)'s words of apology: "They were appropriate because the language we use matters. The way we treat one another matters."pic.twitter.com/GS37rUn8bT
Hoyer:"Mr. Yoho needed no apology for his passion about poverty & for the downtrodden.But he ought to remember and acknowledge that person (AOC) to whom he spoke so inappropriately was one of the strongest fighters in this Congress for those w/the least..downtrodden..forgotten."
House Majority Leader Hoyer: "I hope that Mr. Yoho feels that apology sincerely. And I hope all of us will take a lesson, think before we speak so harshly to one another."
Hoyer to reporters Tuesday: "Mr. Yoho owes not only the Congresswoman an apology, but also an apology on the Floor of the House of Representatives. We need to pursue this kind of conduct and make it very clear it is unacceptable. It was the act of a bully."
Oh FFS.
‘I rise to spin my reprehensible behavior and in the end defend it’...
Disgraceful
Florida not sending their best
#VoteTheGOPOut
Up and down the ballot
#VOTE 
In short: I don’t really apologize.
Who asked you to? All you were asked to do is apologize for calling a congresswoman a bitch. I can't. Somedays, the discourse is just so idiotic it is enraging.
It's on-brand for gop
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