Alabama Governor Robert Bentley apologized Wednesday for any offense he may have caused by his inaugural day remarks about non-Christians not being his brothers and sisters.
Bentley met for an hour with members of Alabama's Jewish community and afterward told reporters he meant no insult with his words.
"What I would like to do is apologize. Should anyone who heard those words and felt disenfranchised, I want to say, 'I'm sorry.' If you're not a person who can say you are sorry, you're not a very good leader," Bentley said.
HTTP://SWEETPEA-HONEYBUN.BLOGSPOT.COM
Bentley met for an hour with members of Alabama's Jewish community and afterward told reporters he meant no insult with his words.
"What I would like to do is apologize. Should anyone who heard those words and felt disenfranchised, I want to say, 'I'm sorry.' If you're not a person who can say you are sorry, you're not a very good leader," Bentley said.
HTTP://SWEETPEA-HONEYBUN.BLOGSPOT.COM
No comments:
Post a Comment