With respect to Quin Hillyer
calling upon Michele Bachmann to accept Chris Wallace’s
apology, Bachmann told Sean Hannity last night that she received a
phone call from Wallace and they worked things out. Bachmann has
now accepted Wallace’s apology. (H/T
Andy McCarthy at National Review)
As someone who is
critical of some of Bachmann’s public policy positions, I
appreciate Quin’s perspective. Nevertheless, I understand her
reservations in not initially accepting Wallace’s apology. Bachmann
has made mistakes but so has every other politician. Yet one
doesn’t see Wallace asking Barack Obama or Joe Biden if they
are flakes. Wallace might not have meant the use of the word
“flake” in a derogatory way but if he hasn’t asked any
other elected official/public figure if he or she is
a flake then it seems hardly fair to single out Bachmann.
Despite Wallace’s public apology, Bachmann probably needed to
hear it from him one on one. Wallace was wise to call her to clear
the air.
Occam's Tool| 6.28.11 @ 11:55AM
And that, folks, is an example of civility as it should be worked out. I love Michele.
Wayne | 6.28.11 @ 12:38PM
It is my opinion that Chris Wallace hangs around with Chris Matthews. I remember seeing Bachman call out Matthews for his leg-tingle comment on election night, then Matthews to get even, went on and on about her being a "flake". He kept getting more shrill as she obviously got under his skin. So here was Wallace with his chance to get even for his friend. Where else was he getting, "some people think you are a flake" comment?
Oldefarte| 6.28.11 @ 2:11PM
Aaron, I absolutely agree with your typical WORDS OF WISDOM!!!!!!!!
Fibonacci Killer Reviews | 6.28.11 @ 9:15PM
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