Valerie Plame Wilson offered another apology Thursday hours after tweeting an anti-Semitic article titled "America's Jews Are Driving America's Wars," telling Business Insider that she had been multitasking when she posted the story on her account.
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Former CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson offers epic apology after tweeting anti-Semitic story: 'One should not tweet while moving'
Valerie Plame Wilson offered several apologies on Thursday hours after tweeting an anti-Semitic article titled "America's Jews Are Driving America's Wars."
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"I made a mistake and should not have retweeted that article," Wilson said in an email. "I sincerely apologized. I was just so focused on the neocons lust for war: 'If you liked the Iraq war, you’ll love an Iranian one.'"
She continued:
"On a personal note, one should not tweet while moving, 8 workmen are in a small space, the dog is going nuts, and kids are texting one asking for things they forgot for school. Social media very unforgiving.
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I feel badly and will gladly shake the hand of anyone who has never made a mistake."
Wilson declined to say whether she would continue raising money to purchase Twitter so she could boot President Donald Trump from the platform.
Michelle Mark contributed reporting.
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