but it’s not his bipartisan square dance that is the focus of Swearengin’s campaign against him. Instead, she rakes him over the coals because of coal. Soon after he posted the note, his account went dark before surfacing again. Both the apology and the bigoted tweets have since been deleted. “Yo just getting back into twitter,” reads one of the two messages now on his feed. “My password was changed, figuring things out. I’m really sorry that this is all happening at once. Somebody obviously got access to my account. So I’m trying to solve this.”Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on Twitter It’s really a bit of foreshadowing, as in a later scene, at a debate between AOC and Joe Crowley, the man she beat in the Democratic primary, Crowley is shown rolling up the sleeves of a white dress shirt while Ocasio-Cortez — who went on to win the election — delivers another signature of hers: animpassionedspeechInKnock Down the House “Yes. I will address this. I was not hiding,” the actor said in his statement. “I consulted in one of my closest friends just as anybody else would. I have posted insensitive tweets. My Facebook has been hacked countless times. The picture isn't even of me or anybody I know. Again, I am incredibly sorry. I really am. I hope you guys see what I am currently doing and how I am continuing to do the right thing by being respectful in today's climate. This does not excuse my words, nor am I excusing myself. I will continue to work towards using my platform in the same capacity I have been and doing/bringing light to the world.”