UPDATE: White House Apologizes to Shirley Sherrod
The White House has apologized to former USDA official Shirley Sherrod and acknowledges that they may jumped to conclusions by calling for her resignation, reports the Associated Press. In a press briefing today, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs called Sherrod's resignation an injustice and apologized for the "entire administration." Watching Gibbs during a taped segment with CNN, Sherrod said she accepted the administration's apology but is still insure whether or not she wants her job back... Here's what you had to say:
Kristina commented via Facebook: "I don't feel the USDA deserves her. She should move on to an organization that is more loyal."
Sophia wrote via Facebook: "She is entitled to a wrongful termination settlement and she should get her pension and go on her way."