Shuster and “Bhuddists” and “buddhists”

By Betsy Rothstein on January 5, 2010 4:42 PM

MSNBC’s David Shuster got ruffled over Pastor Brit’s (as Politics Daily’s David Gibson referred to Fox New’s Brit Hume but the title has since been removed from Gibson’s column) Christianity advice for Tiger Woods.

Shuster tweeted: “people watch political shows for informed opinions about politics, not uninformed opinions about religion. Hume owes Bhuddists an apology.”

But shortly thereafter, Shuster issued his own apology:

“Correct spelling is buddhists. typing error. My apologies.”

We’re sure the Buddhists and the Christians will forgive him on this one.

Tags: Brit Hume, David Gibson, David Shuster

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