As Twitchy reported, Dems were conspicuously silent after Rep. Alan Grayson sent his despicable fundraising email comparing the Tea Party to the KKK. But today, Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill finally spoke out … sort of:
Grayson's email with burning cross and hateful analogy was flat wrong. Count this as my condemnation.
— Claire McCaskill (@clairecmc) October 24, 2013
Strongly worded. Or something.
Some were grateful for that McCaskill, unlike so many of her colleagues, at least acknowledged that Grayson was wrong:
Thank you. RT @clairecmc: Grayson's email with burning cross and hateful analogy was flat wrong. Count this as my condemnation.
— Snowed In (@snowed_in) October 24, 2013
https://twitter.com/RyanBLeslie/status/393391445538635776
@clairecmc @seanagnew Thank you. Wish more Democrats would echo your words.
— C Grant (@mom2cnb) October 24, 2013
But for others, her “condemnation” left a lot to be desired:
Underwhelmed. RT @clairecmc: Grayson's email with burning cross and hateful analogy was flat wrong. Count this as my condemnation.
— Eric H. (@ericinva) October 24, 2013
way to let him have it RT @clairecmc Grayson's email with burning cross and hateful analogy was flat wrong. Count this as my condemnation.
— Greg Pollowitz (@GPollowitz) October 24, 2013
Maybe she should try again:
@clairecmc @BecketAdams Claire, try this: "I catagorically condemn this hatwful analogy by Alan Grayson (D-FL)". See?
— Flight93_Militia (@SCOAMT) October 24, 2013