Can someone show me where Hillary actually said "I apologize"?

[libtodeath]

All I am seeing is something like I probably shouldnt have said that but....

[leftofcool]

1. What does it matter, the apology has been rejected.

[libtodeath]

2. A non apology shows disdain and contempt

so yes it does matter.

[leftofcool]

7. Evidently, the protester herself thought it was an apology because she rejected it.

[libtodeath]

21. Or maybe she was asked a question based on the term the MSM is trying to push.

[Kelvin Mace]

9. I think she was being charitable

characterizing it as an "apology".

She did not in any way apologize.

[morningfog]

10. It wasn't an apology. It was regret.

[DefenseLawyer]

3. Was it the classic, I'm sorry if you were offended?

That's always fresh.

[libtodeath]

4. It does not even seem to be that,just a wrong choice of words but I was right sort of thing.

[DefenseLawyer]

13. Oh THAT she called an apology?

That's called an explanation. And by the way "super predator" wasn't a "choice of words" it was a term of art pushed by John DiIulio and his fellow crackpot social scientists at the time.

[jwirr]

27. It is not just the words that she should apologize for - it is

the idiot theory of John DiIulio that both her an Bills should apologize for. They were fools to be sucked into it in the first place. And she dares to tell us that she had anything to do with civil rights?

[thereismore]

11. Not even "sorry if". No sorry, no apologize. nt

[Arazi]

12. Worse. Here's her statement/"apology"

'In a written response to The Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart on the issue Thursday, Clinton said: “Looking back, I shouldn’t have used those words, and I wouldn’t use them today."'

[DefenseLawyer]

16. Well no, those words have been recognized as idiotic today.

Way to go out on a limb Secretary Clinton.

[arcane1]

19. Exactly. Her SOLE concern is how it makes her look today n/t

[Ned_Devine]

26. And of course it was written to Capehart. Must be nice to have a connect like that

[Kelvin Mace]

15. Nope, less than that

Here it is:

In a written response to The Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart on the issue Thursday, Clinton said: “Looking back, I shouldn’t have used those words, and I wouldn’t use them today."

[morningfog]

5. She did not. She only regrets the words because they are biting her in the ass.

The sentiment she has not regretted.

[CorporatistNation]

29. AGREED!

What did her reaction and emotions demonstrate? ?????

[Thinkingabout]

6. Where is the apology from Sanders for his vote on the crime bill?

[morningfog]

8. When did Bernie use such racist language in support of the bill?

[Kelvin Mace]

18. About that....

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/2/25/1491398/-Shaun-King-Stop-saying-that-Bernie-Sanders-was-for-the-crime-bill

[arcane1]

20. Bernie complained about the crime bill AT THE TIME.

Please try and keep up. It took Bill 22 years to regret it, and only then because it was making his wife look bad.

[TCJ70]

34. He was plenty vocal about that vote...

...and why he disagreed and felt boxed into it at the time.

[Thinkingabout]

35. He didn't have to vote for the bill.

[retrowire]

36. Ignored this did you?

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/2/25/1491398/-Shaun-King-Stop-saying-that-Bernie-Sanders-was-for-the-crime-bill

[TCJ70]

38. But then he's voting against women...

...rock and a hard place, right?

[Thinkingabout]

39. Then just say he voted for the crime bill.

[tk2kewl]

14. Best I could find is this

She spoke with J. Capehart
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-partisan/wp/2016/02/25/hillary-clinton-responds-to-activist-who-demanded-apology-for-superpredator-remarks/

Her statement:

In that speech, I was talking about the impact violent crime and vicious drug cartels were having on communities across the country and the particular danger they posed to children and families. Looking back, I shouldn’t have used those words, and I wouldn’t use them today.

My life’s work has been about lifting up children and young people who’ve been let down by the system or by society. Kids who never got the chance they deserved. And unfortunately today, there are way too many of those kids, especially in African-American communities. We haven’t done right by them. We need to. We need to end the school to prison pipeline and replace it with a cradle-to-college pipeline.

As an advocate, as First Lady, as Senator, I was a champion for children. And my campaign for president is about breaking down the barriers that stand in the way of all kids, so every one of them can live up to their God-given potential.

[bvf]

17. Don't waste your time looking.

Weasels don't apologize.

[Stellar]

22. Well she said she regrets it, not 'I apologize".

Does that count?

"Clinton regrets 1996 remark on ‘super-predators’ after encounter with activist"

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/02/25/clinton-heckled-by-black-lives-matter-activist/

[libtodeath]

23. Sounds like more weasling around on words trying to have it all ways.

[CorporatistNation]

30. ONLY Because She Got Called Out On It... WORTHLESS! Typical!!

What is her rating on "honesty" again?

[riversedge]

24. Sanders voted for the Crime bill. Why the double standard?? Does he bear no Responsibilty and

accountability for this bill??



........The 1994 crime bill, the statute that many African Americans single out as the cause of mass incarceration of blacks over the past 20 years and that many in the criminal justice field view as a mistake, passed the House with 235 votes. Sanders joined 188 Democrats and 46 Republicans in voting “aye.”

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton at a Democratic presidential debate in Milwaukee, on Feb. 11. (Win Mcnamee/Getty Images)

No one would question Sanders’s commitment to justice before or after he voted for the crime bill. Nor should anyone do the same to Clinton, who didn’t even have a vote. Sure, her words sting in the light of 2016, but they should not blind anyone to what she did before and after she uttered those 42 words in the span of 12 seconds.

At the time Clinton was speaking, she was talking about body cameras, which is part of Clinton’s criminal justice platform that she first outlined in a major address last April. The same speech where she said, “It’s time to change our approach. It’s time to end the era of mass incarceration.”

Pushing Clinton on her past statements as Williams did is eminently fair. What isn’t fair is ignoring what Clinton promises to do to fix the glaring problems unleashed by a bill Sanders voted for and Clinton’s husband signed into law.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-partisan/wp/2016/02/25/hillary-clinton-responds-to-activist-who-demanded-apology-for-superpredator-remarks/

[retrowire]

37. lol

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/2/25/1491398/-Shaun-King-Stop-saying-that-Bernie-Sanders-was-for-the-crime-bill

[msongs]

25. nothing she ever says will be good enough to the sanders crowd nt

[CorporatistNation]

31. Possible Reason Why Anything Hillary Says Has Trouble Flying...

[malokvale77]

28. How many do-overs does the President of the United States get? nt

[CorporatistNation]

32. NONE... Solid Judgement is KEY !!!

Bernie has demonstrated it while Hillary has... not so much.

[malokvale77]

33. It's as simple as that.

Thank you.