The Council on American-Islamic Relations demanded that Durr to repudiate the posts calling Islam a “false religion” or resign. 'I'm a passionate guy and I sometimes say things in the heat of the moment,” Durr told, 'If I said things in the past that hurt anybody's feelings, I sincerely apologize.” In a statement last night to the New Jersey Globe, Durr acknowledged that big mouth may have gotten himself in trouble, and apologized for his offensive social media posts. He also said, 'I've got a big mouth and I don't shut up, so let me be that guy who screams and hollers in Trenton.' Including Durr.ĭurr told New Jersey 101.5 midday hosts Dennis and Judi he would be lying if he didn't start to feel a little shocked, watching from home with his family as returns started to come in Tuesday night. They did not come out during the campaign, presumably because no one expected Durr to win.
Within hours of the Associated Press declaring the truck driver from South Jersey the victor, people started circulating his social media posts.
When Trump supporters stormed the Capitol building last January, Durr said it was 'not an insurrection,' but rather 'an unauthorized entry by undocumented federal employers.'
