NJ school official calls Kamala Harris a 'passer', receives vote of 'no confidence':

A New Jersey school board member received a vote of "no confidence" from colleagues despite his apology for calling Vice President Kamala Harris a "pedestrian," according to reports. .

School board officials in Linden voted 4-2, with two abstentions, against colleague Gregory Martucci on Thursday night, MyCentralJersey.com reported.

NJ school official calls Kamala Harris a 'passer', receives vote of 'no confidence': (Ảnh: Việt Anh).

At that same meeting, some residents called for Martucci to resign, the report said.

Martucci attended the meeting but did not comment, a district spokesman told the news site.

Earlier this month, Martucci responded in the comments section to a recent Facebook post about Harris and immigration by conservative comedian Terence K. Williams, according to reports.

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According to New York City's WNBC-TV, “She's right on the backstreets of San Francisco, what do you expect from someone walking down the street who knows nothing about America.”

But after Martucci's online comments drew backlash from the city's mayor and others in the community, he issued an apology, MyCentralJersey.com reported.
He wrote that his post "does not reflect who I am in either my private or public life."

According to the agency, “My actions to date have always reflected positive support for all women and all cultures.” "I assure you that I will continue to support all women and all cultures.