The Grand Forks office of the National Weather Service is apologizing after a political tweet was sent out from the office's Twitter account.
It's unclear what the tweet was in response to since it was quickly deleted, but it was aimed at former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
"Speak to the Justice System's handling of Clinton/Obama et al," said the tweet posted at 11:53 a.m. Wednesday. "These people are inconsequential vestiges. You phony."
North Dakota-based blogger Rob Port posted a screenshot of the tweet.
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Rob Port
It's unclear what the tweet was in response to since it was quickly deleted, but it was aimed at former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
"Speak to the Justice System's handling of Clinton/Obama et al," said the tweet posted at 11:53 a.m. Wednesday. "These people are inconsequential vestiges. You phony."
North Dakota-based blogger Rob Port posted a screenshot of the tweet.
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Rob Port