'OK bud': Harry Reid backpedals over 1993 birthright citizenship comments, remains 'a horrible person'

As Twitchy told you, Donald Trump said today that “Harry Reid was right in 1993” when he spoke out against birthright citizenship. Awkward, right? Well, in response, Reid’s engaged in some pretty desperate backpedaling. Hopefully he won’t injure himself this time around:

Here is Senator Reid’s response to @realDonaldTrump today. pic.twitter.com/vmKTRflaU4

— Adam Jentleson ? (@AJentleson) October 31, 2018

Reid issues statement following POTUS noting his past support for ending birthright citizenship: pic.twitter.com/FOujLneHak

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) October 31, 2018

Oh, well. In that case … Harry Reid’s still a piece of sh*t.

Ok bud

— Kensington Slate (@SlateKensington) October 31, 2018

"I made a mistake" https://t.co/BmSLZoOQLI

— Lachlan Markay (@lachlan) October 31, 2018

And it only took him 25 years, & has left elected office, to now admit he made a mistake.

— Ronald Spitzer (@Ronald_Spitzer) October 31, 2018

Harry’s only “mistake” was getting busted as a politician whose convictions depend on whichever way the wind is blowing.

I mean, this is fine, but he probably owes his own party a real apology for triggering the nuclear option. https://t.co/PZwosqUvdR

— Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) October 31, 2018

I wonder what Harry's wife said to him after the nuclear option backfire. https://t.co/U0ynPYg7tU

— Doug Powers (@ThePowersThatBe) October 31, 2018

Ooo, so do we!

Has Reid apologized to Romney yet about his lie about his taxes?

Reid was a perpetual, pathological liar. Nothing has changed. Kind of funny that in the era of Trump, we aren't willing to admit who Reid is, even now. https://t.co/xNSytMyaFX

— Pradheep J. Shanker, M.D., M.S. (@Neoavatara) October 31, 2018

'OK bud': Harry Reid backpedals over 1993 birthright citizenship comments, remains 'a horrible person'

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