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Lawmaker apologizes for remark about Mr. Nash's voting record
Summary
A lawmaker addressed a prior frustrated remark about Mr. Nash's voting record, saying it was the wrong time and place and that they did not intend the meaning Mr. Nash experienced.
A lawmaker apologized for a prior frustrated remark about Mr. Nash's voting record and acknowledged the comment had been received differently than intended.
"It was a frustrated remark about mister Nash's voting record, and it was the wrong way, time, and place to make that point," S3 said. Later S3 added, "I understand that my words landed differently than I intended and that Mr. Nash experienced them as carrying a meaning I did not mean to convey." The speaker framed the remarks as an acknowledgment and clarification rather than a new allegation.
The excerpt does not include any response from Mr. Nash or indicate whether the apology came during a formal agenda item or during public comment.
