Posted on Aug 22, 2024
Ann Coulter Shrugs Off Insult to Tim Walz’s Son With Misspelled Non-Apology
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"Despite what most saw as a touching moment, some used the opportunity to mock the Minnesota governor’s son. “Talk about weird,” wrote Coulter in a since-deleted tweet.
On Thursday night, Coulter offered an explanation—but not an apology—for deleting the tweet.
“I took it down as soon as someone told me he’s austistc [sic], but it’s Democrats who go around calling everyone weird thinking it’s hilariously funny,” Coulter wrote in another post. She also said she was on vacation and did not feel public pressure to do so."
On Thursday night, Coulter offered an explanation—but not an apology—for deleting the tweet.
“I took it down as soon as someone told me he’s austistc [sic], but it’s Democrats who go around calling everyone weird thinking it’s hilariously funny,” Coulter wrote in another post. She also said she was on vacation and did not feel public pressure to do so."
Ann Coulter Shrugs Off Insult to Tim Walz’s Son With Misspelled Non-Apology
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And also: "Dinesh D’Souza, another conservative stalwart who was pardoned by the former president after a conviction for campaign finance violations, reposted a video of Walz’s son crying during the governor’s speech.
“This kid might have mental problems, but he’s acting just like Tim Walz! So what’s Walz’s excuse?” When another user asked D’Souza to refrain from attacking Walz’s kids, he insisted “I’m not.”
D’Souza’s posts remain up as of Wednesday night.
Jay Weber, a conservative radio host from Milwaukee, called the moment “embarrassing for both father and son,” the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported. Weber later said he took the tweet down after learning Walz was “disabled.”"
Ah yes. Mocking a teenage boy with autism who loves his dad and is proud of him. Smh.
Let's normalize men and boys showing emotions other than anger.
“This kid might have mental problems, but he’s acting just like Tim Walz! So what’s Walz’s excuse?” When another user asked D’Souza to refrain from attacking Walz’s kids, he insisted “I’m not.”
D’Souza’s posts remain up as of Wednesday night.
Jay Weber, a conservative radio host from Milwaukee, called the moment “embarrassing for both father and son,” the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported. Weber later said he took the tweet down after learning Walz was “disabled.”"
Ah yes. Mocking a teenage boy with autism who loves his dad and is proud of him. Smh.
Let's normalize men and boys showing emotions other than anger.
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