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Bette Midler regrets insulting ‘poor, illiterate and strung out’ people of West Virginia amid Manchin tirade Headline from BizPac Review
Bette Midler apologized after calling West Virginians poor, illiterate, and strung out because Manchin won't vote for Build Back Better.
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Bette Midler regrets insulting ‘poor, illiterate and strung out’ people of West Virginia amid Manchin tirade ↗ (opens BizPac Review) Published Dec 20, 2021
BizPac Review's feed description Bette Midler apologized after calling West Virginians poor, illiterate, and strung out because Manchin won't vote for Build Back Better.
Breitbart News
Bette Midler Attacks West Virginians as 'Poor, Illiterate and Strung Out,' Then Apologizes ↗ (opens Breitbart News) Published Dec 20, 2021
Breitbart News's feed description Left-wing Hollywood star Bette Midler has insulted the people of West Virginia, describing them as "poor, illiterate and strung out" in a vicious Twitter rant aimed at Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV). She later apologized for her outburst, saying she was angry over the senator's decision to vote against Pre…
The Week
NewsBusters
Hey West Virginians, Bette Midler Says You're All ‘Poor, Illiterate, Strung Out’ ↗ (opens NewsBusters) Published Dec 20, 2021
Same headline from 1 more outlet NewsBusters's feed description Bette Midler has a history of mean-spirited and obnoxious tweets, even by the standards of Hollywood progressives. But Midler has outdone herself.
The Federalist
Bette Midler Trashes West Virginians As 'Poor, Illiterate' Rubes ↗ (opens The Federalist) Published Dec 20, 2021
The Federalist's feed description Bette Midler trashed West Virginians as ignorant rubes after Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin derailed President Biden's signature legislation.
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