Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley blasted a Newsweek reporter on Twitter after he emailed her team to inquire about the color of the dress she wore to her daughter’s recent wedding.
On Sunday, Haley posted a picture from the wedding that showed her with her family, including her new son-in-law.
Some Twitter users were critical of Haley’s dress and accused her of attempting to become the star of the ceremony.
On Friday, Newsweek’s Gerrard Kaonga penned a story headlined, “Nikki Haley’s Dress at Daughter’s Wedding Sparks Debate.”
Prior to publishing the piece, Kaonga emailed the former South Carolina governor to ask for comment.
“I wanted to reach out for comment following a slight backlash after Haley shared images from her daughter’s wedding,” he wrote to a representative of Haley.
He concluded, “Some have argued Haley should not have worn her dress as it is too close to the bride’s white. Does Nikki Haley have any comment regarding this? Did she and her daughter discuss and decide the dresses they would be wearing ahead of the ceremony
Haley did not respond to Kaonga, but she did post a screen shot of his request for comment on Twitter.
The presidential hopeful used the email as a demonstration of the way the establishment media treats conservatives.
“This is why people don’t trust the media,” Haley tweeted. “Liberal ‘journalists’ spend their time harassing conservatives about outfit choices. Grow up, [Newsweek
She added, “P.S. The dress was gold.”
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.
