He even expressed "regret" for sending anonymous mailers in his first race, for City Council in 1991, that critics said "played the race card" by attacking an opponent's ties to local black figures. (A private apology note from the time was later unearthed.) But there's one group that shouldn't hold its breath for a Weiner apology: Palestinians.
TinC Weiner also indicated that he had asked Paula Deen to join his campaign, "Weiner and Deen, the APOLOGY team." When asked about the major issues facing the city, he replied, "There is only one, my apology for showing my privates on Twitter, these are no longer "political stops" they are "apology stops." He indicated that his entire campaign will be devoted to apologizing. "I want to show, no not that word, we will expose, no not that word either, we will reveal, no, ah, I want all the voters to see, no, ah, well, as Paula would say, it happened a long, no, way back when, aw hell, just vote for me, you've seen what I've got, oh God, I can't say anything .... "You've seen his front, now, he's back"
