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Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz issued an apology to "millions of New Yorkers" at a campaign event Friday — but it's probably not the one they were looking for.
"I apologize to the millions of New Yorkers who have been let down by liberal politicians," Cruz told an audience in South Carolina.
CRUZ: "I apologize to the millions of New Yorkers who have been let down by liberal politicians."— Teddy Schleifer (@Teddy Schleifer) 1452896594.0
Cruz "apologizes" to New Yorkers for their liberal leaders and policies and promises help on the way in 2016.— David Chalian (@David Chalian) 1452896672.0
Cruz: I apologize to all pro-life and pro-marriage and pro-second amendment NYers who were told by Gov Cuomo they had no place in New York.— David Chalian (@David Chalian) 1452896958.0
Cruz came under fire in Thursday's debate for recent attacks on 2016 rival Donald Trump in which he said the businessman had "New York values." Trump said the attack was "insulting" to the millions of residents who call the city home and reminded the audience of the bravery New Yorkers demonstrated in the aftermath of 9/11.
The liberal New York Daily News published a cover Friday in response to Cruz, featuring an image of the Statue of Liberty giving the Texas senator the finger and telling him to "DROP DEAD."
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