Gretchen Whitmer Apologizes for Controversial Doritos Video
The Michigan governor faced backlash from Catholic groups for a video perceived as mocking the sacrament of communion.
- Governor Whitmer appeared in a video feeding a Dorito to a kneeling podcaster, which was intended to promote the CHIPS Act.
- The video was criticized by Catholic groups, who saw it as mocking the Holy Communion sacrament.
- Whitmer issued an apology, stating it was never her intention to insult or denigrate anyone's faith.
- Catholic organizations, including the Michigan Catholic Conference, condemned the video as offensive.
- The controversy has sparked discussions about respect for religious practices and its impact on the upcoming elections.