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Polls are showing these statements have severely hurt Romney amongst independent voters.
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President Obama's response to Mitt Romney's disgusting statement.
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Romney truly should have stopped and thought about this... I will say that for him to take a stance that you can not "wait for facts" is a bit disheartening.
Hardly the worst thing ever said by a candidate, but definitely not good.
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He didn't lose the election, settle down.
What was disgusting about his comments?
I feel that this is pretty disgusting, apologizing and making excuses for murders and terrorists.
(http://www.redstate.com/files/2012/09/state-egypt.jpg)
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Too soon, bro. Lots of time for more gaffes, on both sides. I did like the Romney crypto 'presidential' backdrop, tho.
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FOX News and WSJ have even turned on Romney.
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Mitt Romney's expression after making those disgusting statements.
Wow, just wow...
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Do you think in his mind he's thinking "Oh yeah... I got that Negro now."?
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Too soon, bro. Lots of time for more gaffes, on both sides. I did like the Romney crypto 'presidential' backdrop, tho.
Well, someone had to play the part of President during this event.
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FOX News and WSJ have even turned on Romney.
She futzed a bit, but her last 20-30 seconds were right on the money.
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He's probably panicking because Obama got a bigger than expected "bump" (no homo) in the polls and thinks he has to do some mudslinging.
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Lol @ this thread. Haha. Please tell me what he said was wrong . Lol. There's also audio of the press planning what questions their going to ask Romney. They were almost identical questions. Obama is a sympathizer and all the libs can think about is what Romney said...which was right.
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Lol @ this thread. Haha. Please tell me what he said was wrong . Lol. There's also audio of the press planning what questions their going to ask Romney. They were almost identical questions. Obama is a sympathizer and all the libs can think about is what Romney said...which was right.
What is he sympathizing with?
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What is he sympathizing with?
He was making his usual apologies for America basically condemning our freedom of speech.
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we ll have to kill them all sooner or later anyway, or they ll kill us all. As simple as that. Thanks to romney and eastwood for keeping it real.
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He was making his usual apologies for America, and basically condemning our freedom of speech.
Even edited, this makes no sense?
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She futzed a bit, but her last 20-30 seconds were right on the money.
What I got from her last 15 seconds of commentary was that sometimes after tragic events like this, it is best to just shut the fuck up.
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He didn't lose the election, settle down.
What was disgusting about his comments?
I feel that this is pretty disgusting, apologizing and making excuses for murders and terrorists.
(http://www.redstate.com/files/2012/09/state-egypt.jpg)
Excuses for murderers? Quit playing games. You know the embassy released the "condemnation or religious incitement" BEFORE the attack, right, fuckface?
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What I got from her last 15 seconds of commentary was that sometimes after tragic events like this, it is best to just shut the fuck up.
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It's usually best to say nothing while re-directing your fleet of drones. ;D
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It's usually best to say nothing while re-directing your fleet of drones. ;D
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Romney responded how an AMERICAN PRESIDENT should respond in an event such as this. You don't apologize (Obama) to the very same people who just commited the attrocity. Oh wait, Obama is a fucking muslim. Is all of this planned?
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Romney responded how an AMERICAN PRESIDENT should respond in an event such as this. You don't apologize (Obama) to the very same people who just commited the attrocity. Oh wait, Obama is a fucking muslim. Is all of this planned?
How did Obama apologize?
I'd like to see that quote.
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How did Obama apologize?
I'd like to see that quote.
"I'm outraged by the attacks on American diplomatic missions in Libya and Egypt and by the death of an American Consulate worker in Benghazi," Romney said in a statement issued to reporters late Tuesday. "It's disgraceful that the Obama administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions, but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks."
Romney was referring to a statement issued by the U.S. Embassy in Cairo that apologized for an obscure film insulting the Prophet Muhammad being distributed by an Israeli-American real estate developer that prompted the protests Tuesday. But as ABC's Jake Tapper notes, the embassy statement was released before violence broke out.Yeah Right ::)
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"I'm outraged by the attacks on American diplomatic missions in Libya and Egypt and by the death of an American Consulate worker in Benghazi," Romney said in a statement issued to reporters late Tuesday. "It's disgraceful that the Obama administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions, but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks."
Romney was referring to a statement issued by the U.S. Embassy in Cairo that apologized for an obscure film insulting the Prophet Muhammad being distributed by an Israeli-American real estate developer that prompted the protests Tuesday. But as ABC's Jake Tapper notes, the embassy statement was released before violence broke out.Yeah Right ::)
Shizzo,
What exactly does that have to do with Obama? He didn't give that statement.
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Shizzo,
What exactly does that have to do with Obama? He didn't give that statement.
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Beat me to it... complete bullshit.
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Shizzo,
What exactly does that have to do with Obama? He didn't give that statement.
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A guy with control of the White House wouldn't let things like that out then. But again, Obama is a MUSLIM. Where does his allegiance really lie? Barack Hussein Obama. Probably not even an American citizen either. Maybe he is a figurehead for somethin more? I pray he doesn't get re-elected.
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Romney repeats sharp criticism of Obama after Benghazi, Cairo attacks
By Philip Rucker, Updated: Wednesday, September 12, 1:42 PM
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Wednesday strongly defended his criticism of the Obama administration after attacks on U.S. diplomatic compounds in Egypt and Libya, charging that a statement issued by the American Embassy in Cairo amounted to “an apology for American principles.”
Romney accused the Obama administration Tuesday night of sympathizing with the protesters who attacked the U.S. Embassy in Cairo and the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi.
Responding to the criticism, President Obama said Wednesday that Romney has a predilection for making rash statements.
In excerpts of an interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes” that were aired by CBS News, Obama said: “There’s a broader lesson to be learned here.... Governor Romney seems to have a tendency to shoot first and aim later. And as president, one of the things I’ve learned is you can’t do that.” Obama said it was important “to make sure that the statements that you make are backed up by the facts, and that you’ve thought through the ramifications before you make them.”
Asked whether he thought Romney’s attacks were “irresponsible,” Obama replied, “I’ll let the American people judge that.”
At the time of Romney’s statement Tuesday night, U.S. officials had confirmed that one American had been killed in Benghazi. Wednesday morning, the White House announced that Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were dead.
But the embassy statement that Romney was criticizing was issued before the protests in Egypt and before the Benghazi attack. The statement — apparently a response to outrage in Egypt over an anti-Muslim film made in California, excerpts of which are circulating on the Internet — said: “The Embassy of the United States in Cairo condemns the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of Muslims – as we condemn efforts to offend believers of all religions.”
After the grounds of the Cairo embassy compound were breached, the embassy tweeted, “This morning’s condemnation (issued before protest began) still stands.”
By reiterating the conciliatory message on Twitter, Romney said, the embassy was in effect “sympathizing with those who had breached our embassy in Egypt instead of condemning their actions.”
“I think it’s a terrible course for America to stand in apology for our values,” Romney said, addressing reporters at his campaign office in Jacksonville. “An apology for America’s values is never the right course.”
Romney appeared to take special care with his comments, looking down frequently at his notes and pausing at times as he delivered his remarks. He did not back down, despite strong criticism leveled at him for slamming the Obama administration Tuesday night even as events overseas were still unfolding.
“We are shocked that, at a time when the United States of America is confronting the tragic death of one of our diplomatic officers in Libya, Governor Romney would choose to launch a political attack,” Obama campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt said.
But Romney stood by the tone and timing of his initial statement.
“I don’t think that we ever hesitate when we see something which is a violation of our principles,” Romney said. “We express immediately when we feel that the president and his administration have done something which is inconsistent with the principles of America.”
He said Obama should be held responsible for statements issued at U.S. embassies and government outposts around the world.
Many other Republicans — including Romney’s vice presidential nominee, Rep. Paul Ryan (Wis.) — took a different tack, issuing conciliatory statements on Wednesday that did not criticize the Obama administration.
“This is a time for healing. It’s a time for resolve,” Ryan said during a campaign stop in De Pere, Wisconsin. “In the face of such a tragedy, we are reminded that the world needs American leadership, and the best guarantee of peace is American strength.”
Former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, who is close to the Romney campaign, said she was “saddened by the tragic loss of life at our Consulate in Benghazi.... Ambassador Chris Stevens was a wonderful officer and a terrific diplomat who was dedicated to the cause of freedom. His service in the Middle East throughout his career was legendary.”
Even Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.), Joseph I. Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) — who regularly critique the Obama administration’s foreign policy — urged Obama to continue supporting democracy efforts in Libya and Egypt.
“We cannot give in to the temptation to believe that our support for the democratic aspirations of people in Libya, Egypt, and elsewhere in the broader Middle East is naive or mistaken,” the senators said in a joint statement. “We cannot resign ourselves to the false belief that the Arab Spring is doomed to be defined not by the desire for democracy and freedom that has inspired millions of people to peaceful action, but by the dark fanaticism of terrorists.”
Romney’s responses to the attacks came under sharp criticism from strategists and analysts on both sides of the political spectrum.
Matthew Dowd, a Republican former top strategist for President George W. Bush, said Romney overreacted to the news at a moment of crisis when Americans are looking for tempered political discourse and steady leadership.
“It’s just a huge mistake on the Romney campaign’s part — huge mistake,” Dowd said in an interview. Asked whether Romney could fix it, Dowd said he could not. “The only thing that can fix it is if he gets on another issue other than foreign policy.”
Dowd said Romney’s response would appeal to the right-wing fringe of the Republican base but would turn off independent swing voters. “It almost feels like Sarah Palin is his foreign policy adviser,” he added.
“People trust Obama on foreign policy, and he’s demonstrated an ability to get that right. And with that measurement, Obama versus Romney, it’s not good for Mitt Romney,” Dowd said. “And you put this in conjunction with the things he said about the Olympics and his statements overseas, it builds a story in people’s minds — does this guy have the temperament, and can we really trust this guy to lead in the world? This was an opportunity to show some measured reaction, and he did the opposite.”
Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.), who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in a telephone interview: “I think Mitt Romney is very sad, what he did last night.... There ought to be some limit to politics. There ought to be some limits to ambition and trying to exploit every opportunity.”
Kerry said that attacking the Obama administration “before you even know what the true story is, before you know what’s happened,” demonstrated “a level of political recklessness and expediency that I think defies America’s interest.”
As the gravity of the unfolding situation overseas became clear Wednesday morning, Romney’s aides scrambled to change the optics of his campaign stop here, at his campaign office in a Jacksonville strip mall next door to a Blazin Reptiles Pet Shop.
Roughly 150 supporters had assembled in the Romney office expecting a small rally. Volunteers sat at phone bank tables, supporters held up campaign signs that read, “Florida Loves Mitt,” and shiny patriotic bunting lined the walls. There were two cardboard life-size cut-outs of Romney in the back of the room.
But about 30 minutes before Romney arrived, aides quickly transformed the room into a setting more suitable for a formal news conference. They collected signs from supporters and removed them, and erected a blue curtain backdrop that covered up the patriotic bunting. Four American flags were posted behind the wooden podium where Romney would speak.
Aides escorted Romney supporters outside to wait on the sidewalk outside and in the parking lot. Dozens of supporters pressed their faces against the storefront windows to watch Romney, dressed in a dark suit, crisp white shirt and blue tie, deliver his remarks.
“Americans woke up this morning with tragic news and felt heavy hearts as they considered that individuals that served in our diplomatic corps were brutally murdered across the world,” Romney said. “This attack on American individuals and embassies is outrageous. It’s disgusting. It breaks the hearts of all of us.”
After Romney finished taking questions, supporters were allowed back in for an informal meet-and-greet with the candidate, who took off his jacket to shake hands with volunteers.
“Florida could decide,” Romney told some of them. “We’re looking for you to get the job done. I just want to say hi and shake a couple of hands.”
Wilgoren reported from Washington. Ed O’Keefe in Washington contributed to this report.
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Romney repeats sharp criticism of Obama after Benghazi, Cairo attacks
By Philip Rucker, Updated: Wednesday, September 12, 1:42 PM
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Wednesday strongly defended his criticism of the Obama administration after attacks on U.S. diplomatic compounds in Egypt and Libya, charging that a statement issued by the American Embassy in Cairo amounted to “an apology for American principles.”
Romney accused the Obama administration Tuesday night of sympathizing with the protesters who attacked the U.S. Embassy in Cairo and the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi.
Responding to the criticism, President Obama said Wednesday that Romney has a predilection for making rash statements.
In excerpts of an interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes” that were aired by CBS News, Obama said: “There’s a broader lesson to be learned here.... Governor Romney seems to have a tendency to shoot first and aim later. And as president, one of the things I’ve learned is you can’t do that.” Obama said it was important “to make sure that the statements that you make are backed up by the facts, and that you’ve thought through the ramifications before you make them.”
Asked whether he thought Romney’s attacks were “irresponsible,” Obama replied, “I’ll let the American people judge that.”
At the time of Romney’s statement Tuesday night, U.S. officials had confirmed that one American had been killed in Benghazi. Wednesday morning, the White House announced that Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were dead.
But the embassy statement that Romney was criticizing was issued before the protests in Egypt and before the Benghazi attack. The statement — apparently a response to outrage in Egypt over an anti-Muslim film made in California, excerpts of which are circulating on the Internet — said: “The Embassy of the United States in Cairo condemns the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of Muslims – as we condemn efforts to offend believers of all religions.”
After the grounds of the Cairo embassy compound were breached, the embassy tweeted, “This morning’s condemnation (issued before protest began) still stands.”
By reiterating the conciliatory message on Twitter, Romney said, the embassy was in effect “sympathizing with those who had breached our embassy in Egypt instead of condemning their actions.”
“I think it’s a terrible course for America to stand in apology for our values,” Romney said, addressing reporters at his campaign office in Jacksonville. “An apology for America’s values is never the right course.”
Romney appeared to take special care with his comments, looking down frequently at his notes and pausing at times as he delivered his remarks. He did not back down, despite strong criticism leveled at him for slamming the Obama administration Tuesday night even as events overseas were still unfolding.
“We are shocked that, at a time when the United States of America is confronting the tragic death of one of our diplomatic officers in Libya, Governor Romney would choose to launch a political attack,” Obama campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt said.
But Romney stood by the tone and timing of his initial statement.
“I don’t think that we ever hesitate when we see something which is a violation of our principles,” Romney said. “We express immediately when we feel that the president and his administration have done something which is inconsistent with the principles of America.”
He said Obama should be held responsible for statements issued at U.S. embassies and government outposts around the world.
Many other Republicans — including Romney’s vice presidential nominee, Rep. Paul Ryan (Wis.) — took a different tack, issuing conciliatory statements on Wednesday that did not criticize the Obama administration.
“This is a time for healing. It’s a time for resolve,” Ryan said during a campaign stop in De Pere, Wisconsin. “In the face of such a tragedy, we are reminded that the world needs American leadership, and the best guarantee of peace is American strength.”
Former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, who is close to the Romney campaign, said she was “saddened by the tragic loss of life at our Consulate in Benghazi.... Ambassador Chris Stevens was a wonderful officer and a terrific diplomat who was dedicated to the cause of freedom. His service in the Middle East throughout his career was legendary.”
Even Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.), Joseph I. Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) — who regularly critique the Obama administration’s foreign policy — urged Obama to continue supporting democracy efforts in Libya and Egypt.
“We cannot give in to the temptation to believe that our support for the democratic aspirations of people in Libya, Egypt, and elsewhere in the broader Middle East is naive or mistaken,” the senators said in a joint statement. “We cannot resign ourselves to the false belief that the Arab Spring is doomed to be defined not by the desire for democracy and freedom that has inspired millions of people to peaceful action, but by the dark fanaticism of terrorists.”
Romney’s responses to the attacks came under sharp criticism from strategists and analysts on both sides of the political spectrum.
Matthew Dowd, a Republican former top strategist for President George W. Bush, said Romney overreacted to the news at a moment of crisis when Americans are looking for tempered political discourse and steady leadership.
“It’s just a huge mistake on the Romney campaign’s part — huge mistake,” Dowd said in an interview. Asked whether Romney could fix it, Dowd said he could not. “The only thing that can fix it is if he gets on another issue other than foreign policy.”
Dowd said Romney’s response would appeal to the right-wing fringe of the Republican base but would turn off independent swing voters. “It almost feels like Sarah Palin is his foreign policy adviser,” he added.
[size=30pt]“People trust Obama on foreign policy[/size], and he’s demonstrated an ability to get that right. And with that measurement, Obama versus Romney, it’s not good for Mitt Romney,” Dowd said. “And you put this in conjunction with the things he said about the Olympics and his statements overseas, it builds a story in people’s minds — does this guy have the temperament, and can we really trust this guy to lead in the world? This was an opportunity to show some measured reaction, and he did the opposite.”
Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.), who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in a telephone interview: “I think Mitt Romney is very sad, what he did last night.... There ought to be some limit to politics. There ought to be some limits to ambition and trying to exploit every opportunity.”
Kerry said that attacking the Obama administration “before you even know what the true story is, before you know what’s happened,” demonstrated “a level of political recklessness and expediency that I think defies America’s interest.”
As the gravity of the unfolding situation overseas became clear Wednesday morning, Romney’s aides scrambled to change the optics of his campaign stop here, at his campaign office in a Jacksonville strip mall next door to a Blazin Reptiles Pet Shop.
Roughly 150 supporters had assembled in the Romney office expecting a small rally. Volunteers sat at phone bank tables, supporters held up campaign signs that read, “Florida Loves Mitt,” and shiny patriotic bunting lined the walls. There were two cardboard life-size cut-outs of Romney in the back of the room.
But about 30 minutes before Romney arrived, aides quickly transformed the room into a setting more suitable for a formal news conference. They collected signs from supporters and removed them, and erected a blue curtain backdrop that covered up the patriotic bunting. Four American flags were posted behind the wooden podium where Romney would speak.
Aides escorted Romney supporters outside to wait on the sidewalk outside and in the parking lot. Dozens of supporters pressed their faces against the storefront windows to watch Romney, dressed in a dark suit, crisp white shirt and blue tie, deliver his remarks.
“Americans woke up this morning with tragic news and felt heavy hearts as they considered that individuals that served in our diplomatic corps were brutally murdered across the world,” Romney said. “This attack on American individuals and embassies is outrageous. It’s disgusting. It breaks the hearts of all of us.”
After Romney finished taking questions, supporters were allowed back in for an informal meet-and-greet with the candidate, who took off his jacket to shake hands with volunteers.
“Florida could decide,” Romney told some of them. “We’re looking for you to get the job done. I just want to say hi and shake a couple of hands.”
Wilgoren reported from Washington. Ed O’Keefe in Washington contributed to this report.
That is the last thing i would trust Obama on right now.
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A guy with control of the White House wouldn't let things like that out then. But again, Obama is a MUSLIM. Where does his allegiance really lie? Barack Hussein Obama. Probably not even an American citizen either. Maybe he is a figurehead for somethin more? I pray he doesn't get re-elected.
HAHAHAH!!!
This is a good one... Holy shit.
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President Obama's response to the attack.
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Obama's response was infinitely more appropriate and Presidential than Romney's.
Romney does not come across well here.
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When GOP stalwarts like Matthew Dowd, Richard Armitage, and Peggy Noonan are frowning on Romney's comportment that is not good. :-[
Grade: D-
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I once asked a mentally ill man if he knew who the president of the USA was. He looked at me like I was nuts and replied, "Bahama". :D
True story.
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I watched it - seemed spot on to me.
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Obama is an embarrassment to this country. Mine not his.
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Polls are showing these statements have severely hurt Romney amongst independent voters.
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what a fucking windbag...
fuck romney
fuck jesus
and fuck the USA
amen
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what a fucking windbag...
fuck romney
fuck jesus
and fuck the USA
amen
And, Fuck You!!!! :D
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politics
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Romney truly should have stopped and thought about this... I will say that for him to take a stance that you can not "wait for facts" is a bit disheartening.
Hardly the worst thing ever said by a candidate, but definitely not good.
Romney spoke the truth. Onlya piece of shit leftist Obama c unt agrees w apologizing to the sand nigs
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Beat me to it... complete bullshit.
The ghetto layabout repeated it in his presser today.
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This is the nth time Romney has supposedly "just lost the election". ::)
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Well, someone had to play the part of President during this event.
OUCH, obama owned
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what a fucking windbag...
fuck romney
fuck jesus
and fuck the USA
amen
Why? Was it too much commonsense? Too presidential? Too much like Reagan? Was.he wrong? Or should we keep kissing the asses of people who want to destroy is most? Have some.substance besides name calling.
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FUCK these sand blacks and nuke their asses what are we waiting for?
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Two countries committed acts of war against the United States yesterday on U.S. soil. Four Americans were killed.
Mitt Romney's response was that of a leader, Obama's response was to kowtow to fanatical Islam. Obama is a Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer.
Regardless of how the MSM tries to twist the story.
Ask the Israeli Prime Minister what he thinks of Obama's lack of leadership skills.
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Ask the Israeli Prime Minister what he thinks of Obama's lack of leadership skills.
who care what king kike thinks
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who care what king kike thinks
Take his word over Wolf Blitzer's fawning, dicksuck praise any day of the week.
The Obama Administration came across as the cowardly weaklings we all know they are.
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again sheeps arguing with each other. ::)
obama or romney...puppet master is same - JEWS.
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Obama has gone after Al Qaeda with a fierceness that the previous administration wasnt even able to fathom. Drone attacks on pakistani soil like every fucking day. zero hesitation to go into the soveriegn territory of ANY country that harbors terrorists and kill every single fucker there, period. even murdered the u.s. citizen anwar al awlaki without a trial, and got major heat from the aclu for doing so. dude is a fucking badass when it comes to national security. the idea that he is somehow soft on terrorists is just plain stupid.
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again sheeps arguing with each other. ::)
obama or romney...puppet master is same - JEWS.
hypothetically speaking, lets say thats true
doesnt change the fact that the two of them have enormously different views about domestic policy
but yeah your right, only brainwashed sheep think theres any reason to think one might be better than the other
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Obama has gone after Al Qaeda with a fierceness that the previous administration wasnt even able to fathom. Drone attacks on pakistani soil like every fucking day. zero hesitation to go into the soveriegn territory of ANY country that harbors terrorists and kill every single fucker there, period. even murdered the u.s. citizen anwar al awlaki without a trial, and got major heat from the aclu for doing so. dude is a fucking badass when it comes to national security. the idea that he is somehow soft on terrorists is just plain stupid.
Stay out of politics. Obama should.....never mind.
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Stay out of politics. Obama should.....never mind.
LOL.. go ahead and try to say something of substance coach.. were all waiting to see you try and formulate some kind of response without posting a 1000 word transcript from the rush limbaugh show ;D
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LOL.. go ahead and try to say something of substance coach.. were all waiting to see you try and formulate some kind of response without posting a 1000 word transcript from the rush limbaugh show ;D
I can't, secret service would be at my house in a minute. But they would have to wait because I'd be laughing in the face of their.commander and chief.....who ever the Fuck that might be.
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coach, your persuading so many independant voters to choose romney, please stop with your convincing arguments, you killing obamas chances !
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Obama has gone after Al Qaeda with a fierceness that the previous administration wasnt even able to fathom. Drone attacks on pakistani soil like every fucking day. zero hesitation to go into the soveriegn territory of ANY country that harbors terrorists and kill every single fucker there, period. even murdered the u.s. citizen anwar al awlaki without a trial, and got major heat from the aclu for doing so. dude is a fucking badass when it comes to national security. the idea that he is somehow soft on terrorists is just plain stupid.
I swear to god you surprise me almost everyday with posts EVEN more ignorant and foolish than the day before. Absolutely insane
Coach is a complete and utter moron, yet tbombz manages to make him appear intelligent.
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I swear to god you surprise me almost everyday with posts EVEN more ignorant and foolish than the day before. Absolutely insane
Coach is a complete and utter moron, yet tbombz manages to make him appear intelligent.
your right, everything i said is completely false. just google it. i made it all up ! ;D
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Tell.me where I'm.wrong fuckheads. Tbombz wants.Obama.so he doesn't.lose hos sugardaddy. I will.be waiting for an answer.
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Two countries committed acts of war against the United States yesterday on U.S. soil. Four Americans were killed.
Mitt Romney's response was that of a leader, Obama's response was to kowtow to fanatical Islam. Obama is a Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer.
Regardless of how the MSM tries to twist the story.
Ask the Israeli Prime Minister what he thinks of Obama's lack of leadership skills.
Really?
Seems to me that I just read on the front page of the local paper that Obama sent Marines, Warships, and Drones over Libya... So yeah, that really looks like a kowtow.
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Why does the left and the right fucking lie so much?
It's ridiculous... Kowtowing to Muslims?
How many Muslim leaders of AQ does Obama have to greenlight the permanent sleep on to get people to stop the tired bullshit?
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your right, everything i said is completely false. just google it. i made it all up ! ;D
You didn't make it up, that's not the issue...
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You didn't make it up, that's not the issue...
whats the issue ? ;D
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whats the issue ? ;D
I'm not going to help you out when it's so transparent. Come down to the political board and give us a good laugh from time to time! PLEASE! 8)
When you're not letting other men ass rape you.
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the political board ! o geez ! i dont know, pip, seems like a super educated and intimidating crowd there ! you sure i could handle it ? ;D
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the political board ! o geez ! i dont know, pip, seems like a super educated and intimidating crowd there ! you sure i could handle it ? ;D
lol
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I notice Coach never replied to tbombz in his 'substance' request? Is he lacking political insight as much as he's lacking height?
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It's usually best to say nothing while re-directing your fleet of drones. ;D
agreed.... :)
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all of the profits the federal reserve makes go directly into the u.s. treasury and the fed is audited annually as well. the anti-fed nonsense is just that.
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It's ridiculous... Kowtowing to Muslims?
How many Muslim leaders of AQ does Obama have to greenlight the permanent sleep on to get people to stop the tired bullshit?
yes fucking idiots
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Apologizing to a cowardly band of islamic cockroaches for a movie that I guarantee none of them saw on 9/11?!
Now its come to light that the attack was planned well in advance.
Maybe instead of tap dancing on David Letterman or eating fried chicken with "pimp with a limp" the appeaser and chief should have glanced at some security briefs or taken a few minutes from campaigning.
Obama had the ambassador stationed in a facility with no marines or military backup.
Not only is Obama brutally incompetent, but he is a gaping, useless, vagina as well.
We're sorry you murdered us. We condemn being mean to muslims and their pedophile thug idol Mohammad. We hate America too. Here's a few billion in aid to make things right-- ::)
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The things that are going on right now can only be described as unsettling - seems that the big plan for a "better" world is deflating by the second.
I'm pretty curious on how the US war machine will operate if on high gear and really fighting for survival. America better not disappoint me.
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I swear to god you surprise me almost everyday with posts EVEN more ignorant and foolish than the day before. Absolutely insane
Coach is a complete and utter moron, yet tbombz manages to make him appear intelligent.
Actually what T-Bombz said is the truth...even the Republicans know it...Hence why don't they bring it up if Obama wasn't kicking Al-Qaeida's ass?..you need to think and stop being so partisan......stop denying the truth..you lose credibility
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Actually what T-Bombz said is the truth...even the Republicans know it...Hence why don't they bring it up if Obama wasn't kicking Al-Qaeida's ass?..you need to think and stop being so partisan......stop denying the truth..you lose credibility
STFU 94er. Obama owns this disaster by putting the radical muslims in power in Egpyt and Lybia.
Only a racist 94er could possibly still defend Obama's disastrous policies.
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STFU 94er. Obama owns this disaster by putting the radical muslims in power in Egpyt and Lybia.
Only a racist 94er could possibly still defend Obama's disastrous policies.
you know...as the years go by, you get stupider and stupider.......95,000 stupid useless posts where you haven't learned anything...truly amazing
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OK...let me make sure I understand this correctly. Obama can parade around taking undue credit for killing Bin Laden...politicizing it to the point of having john kerry mention it at the Democrat convention...but Romney can't criticize the obvious failures? And why hasn't Obama come under criticism for "fanning the flames" of anti-American sentiment in the Middle East? These constant mentions of Bin Laden have to really irritate those islamo-facists...
And where were all the Romney critics in 2008 when Obama appeared on CNN and used the deaths of eight sericemen in Iraq to criticize McCain and GWB?
Obama fucked up...the attack in Lybia wasn't some random mob. It was a coordinated attack by a well armed and apparenty well trained group. They were directed to the location of ambassador Stevens and they executed him. The consulate was poorly defended..a virtual open door in an unstable area for an attack on the anniversary of 9/11. Now...when the threat has become so obvious that even a lackwit community organizer from Chicago can spot it.... we're taking the steps that should have been taken months ago to secure our embassies? Forgive me if I don't applaud...
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A guy with control of the White House wouldn't let things like that out then. But again, Obama is a MUSLIM. Where does his allegiance really lie? Barack Hussein Obama. Probably not even an American citizen either. Maybe he is a figurehead for somethin more? I pray he doesn't get re-elected.
I pray you are sterilized
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Two countries committed acts of war against the United States yesterday on U.S. soil. Four Americans were killed.
Mitt Romney's response was that of a leader, Obama's response was to kowtow to fanatical Islam. Obama is a Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer.
Regardless of how the MSM tries to twist the story.
Ask the Israeli Prime Minister what he thinks of Obama's lack of leadership skills.
Who gives a fuck what the Israelis think? Or you for that matter?
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Obama has gone after Al Qaeda with a fierceness that the previous administration wasnt even able to fathom. Drone attacks on pakistani soil like every fucking day. zero hesitation to go into the soveriegn territory of ANY country that harbors terrorists and kill every single fucker there, period. even murdered the u.s. citizen anwar al awlaki without a trial, and got major heat from the aclu for doing so. dude is a fucking badass when it comes to national security. the idea that he is somehow soft on terrorists is just plain stupid.
This!!
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OK...let me make sure I understand this correctly. Obama can parade around taking undue credit for killing Bin Laden...politicizing it to the point of having john kerry mention it at the Democrat convention...but Romney can't criticize the obvious failures? And why hasn't Obama come under criticism for "fanning the flames" of anti-American sentiment in the Middle East? These constant mentions of Bin Laden have to really irritate those islamo-facists...
And where were all the Romney critics in 2008 when Obama appeared on CNN and used the deaths of eight sericemen in Iraq to criticize McCain and GWB?
Obama fucked up...the attack in Lybia wasn't some random mob. It was a coordinated attack by a well armed and apparenty well trained group. They were directed to the location of ambassador Stevens and they executed him. The consulate was poorly defended..a virtual open door in an unstable area for an attack on the anniversary of 9/11. Now...when the threat has become so obvious that even a lackwit community organizer from Chicago can spot it.... we're taking the steps that should have been taken months ago to secure our embassies? Forgive me if I don't applaud...
sigh.....let take your points one by one
Obama taking undue credit for killing Bin Laden????????...dude what planet are you on???...he gave the go-ahead...he was involved in the planning....we could not go after Bin Laden if the president had not said "go"...your ignorance is amazing on this
Obama criticizing Bush during the Iraq war?....okay you have a point on this
Obama fucking up due to the embassy thing in Libya???...hardly......the big secret is ALL EMBASSIES are vulnerable...they aren't fortresses..they aren't built to withstand holding off mobs of people....the British embassy in Iran was overrun and sacked as well recently.....other embassies have had the same thing happen...including the most famous.....the American embassy in Iran in 1979 (I guess you say that was Obama's fault too huh?)..all embassies are vulnerable ON PURPOSE....you can only have a certain amount of people defending the embassy BY INTERNATIONAL LAW....or should Obama have changed international law as well.....thats his fault too I assume???
THINK
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sigh.....let take your points one by one
Obama taking undue credit for killing Bin Laden????????...dude what planet are you on???...he gave the go-ahead...he was involved in the planning....we could not go after Bin Laden if the president had not said "go"...your ignorance is amazing on this
Obama criticizing Bush during the Iraq war?....okay you have a point on this
Obama fucking up due to the embassy thing in Libya???...hardly......the big secret is ALL EMBASSIES are vulnerable...they aren't fortresses..they aren't built to withstand holding off mobs of people....the British embassy in Iran was overrun and sacked as well recently.....other embassies have had the same thing happen...including the most famous.....the American embassy in Iran in 1979 (I guess you say that was Obama's fault too huh?)..all embassies are vulnerable ON PURPOSE....you can only have a certain amount of people defending the embassy BY INTERNATIONAL LAW....or should Obama have changed international law as well.....thats his fault too I assume???
THINK
andre - please pack up and go to Kenya
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Obama was not involved in the planning. He was presented a scenario, he OK'd action if that scenario palyed out. He was on the fricking golf course when the wheels actually went in motion. None of that addresses my central point...if you want to politicize part of an issue, be prepared to have the other guy politicize all of it.
So far as the embassy attack goes... the consulate in Benghazi was UNGUARDED. Lybia is an unstable, loosley governed country with a history of terrorism against the US. We left an important installation UNGUARDED in the middle of what amounts to a free fire zone and our alleged friends pointed out the location of our ambassador. Maybe Obama would have had an ikling that trouble was afoot if he had bothered to attend any of the daily intel briefings the week prior to the anniversary of 9/11...but he was too busy golfing, fund raising and doing interviews with Pimp the Limp to be bothered with the actual responsibilities of the job
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Obama was not involved in the planning. He was presented a scenario, he OK'd action if that scenario palyed out. He was on the fricking golf course when the wheels actually went in motion. None of that addresses my central point...if you want to politicize part of an issue, be prepared to have the other guy politicize all of it.
So far as the embassy attack goes... the consulate in Benghazi was UNGUARDED. Lybia is an unstable, loosley governed country with a history of terrorism against the US. We left an important installation UNGUARDED in the middle of what amounts to a free fire zone and our alleged friends pointed out the location of our ambassador. Maybe Obama would have had an ikling that trouble was afoot if he had bothered to attend any of the daily intel briefings the week prior to the anniversary of 9/11...but he was too busy golfing, fund raising and doing interviews with Pimp the Limp to be bothered with the actual responsibilities of the job
you goddamn fuck.....what is the matter with you?..are you that retarded?????>.....ALL presidents are presented with options and scenarios....they then make the decision as to the best course of action....Jesus fuck...you know this..why pretend to be ignorant now?????..the embassies were NOT unguarded..they just weren't manned with enough personnel to repel a mob in the hundreds....Embassies are not allowed to have a large military contingent.....do I have to explain everything to your ignorant ass???..and how do YOU of all people know he did not attend any of the intel briefings prior to 9/11???..the president gets briefed everyday NO MATTER WHERE HE IS....if he were in bed fucking your mother, he would still have a guy just outside the bedroom door who had already debriefed him or would when he was finished with your mom
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you goddamn fuck.....what is the matter with you?..are you that retarded?????>.....ALL presidents are presented with options and scenarios....they then make the decision as to the best course of action....Jesus fuck...you know this..why pretend to be ignorant now?????..the embassies were NOT unguarded..they just weren't manned with enough personnel to repel a mob in the hundreds....Embassies are not allowed to have a large military contingent.....do I have to explain everything to your ignorant ass???..and how do YOU of all people know he did not attend any of the intel briefings prior to 9/11???..the president gets briefed everyday NO MATTER WHERE HE IS....if he were in bed fucking your mother, he would still have a guy just outside the bedroom door who had already debriefed him or would when he was finished with your mom
and obama had a choice and chose the Muslim Brothers and now its a disaster.
He owns this mess.
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and obama had a choice and chose the Muslim Brothers and now its a disaster.
He owns this mess.
you have to chose who can control their people....Mubarak could no longer control the masses and there was going to riots and civil war with massacres in the streets had he not eased Mubarak out....look whats going on in Syria..the Russians are sticking with Assad....how well is that going for them and the country????....that would have been Egypt..
arguing with a no-nothing dick like you makes absolutely no sense for me
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you have to chose who can control their people....Mubarak could no longer control the masses and there was going to riots and civil war with massacres in the streets had he not eased Mubarak out....look whats going on in Syria..the Russians are sticking with Assad....how well is that going for them and the country????....that would have been Egypt..
arguing with a no-nothing dick like you makes absolutely no sense for me
STFU
You are kneepadding obama and its really embarassing.
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and obama had a choice and chose the Muslim Brothers and now its a disaster.
He owns this mess.
Are you a typical right winger? because you guys are insane, it's like a team game to you.
I literally think you are insane.
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Are you a typical right winger? because you guys are insane, it's like a team game to you.
I literally think you are insane.
STFU moron. Many of us said at the time that obama's actions would lead to this and now it has come to fruition.
Idiots like yourself and andre who have been proven wrong 100x over need to crawl back under your rocks and stay silent as this disaster unfolds solely due to the actions of our piece of shit in the WH
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Are you a typical right winger? because you guys are insane, it's like a team game to you.
I literally think you are insane.
agreed X20
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Obama was not involved in the planning. He was presented a scenario, he OK'd action if that scenario palyed out. He was on the fricking golf course when the wheels actually went in motion. None of that addresses my central point...if you want to politicize part of an issue, be prepared to have the other guy politicize all of it.
So far as the embassy attack goes... the consulate in Benghazi was UNGUARDED. Lybia is an unstable, loosley governed country with a history of terrorism against the US. We left an important installation UNGUARDED in the middle of what amounts to a free fire zone and our alleged friends pointed out the location of our ambassador. Maybe Obama would have had an ikling that trouble was afoot if he had bothered to attend any of the daily intel briefings the week prior to the anniversary of 9/11...but he was too busy golfing, fund raising and doing interviews with Pimp the Limp to be bothered with the actual responsibilities of the job
Its an embassy you fucking moron. Its there for diplomatic purposes of peace....not war.
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Its an embassy you fucking moron. Its there for diplomatic purposes of peace....not war.
Moron - its like being in a zoo. Even the handlers and those feeding the animals need protection.
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Its an embassy you fucking moron. Its there for diplomatic purposes of peace....not war.
Well apparently in the fucking ME you better be ready to repel invaders.
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The American Media Beclowned Themselves Yesterday
Red State ^ | September 13, 2012 | Erick Erickson
Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 9:45:56 AM by
Yesterday, as the American consulate in Libya was smoking and the rioters were returning in Egypt, the President of the United States flew off to Las Vegas for a fundraiser while his spokesman was telling the American press corps that yesterday wasn’t really a normal political day. Had it been George W. Bush, the media would, right now, be marching on the White House with pitch forks and torches. Remember, on 9/11, as events were unfolding in Washington, the American media was crying for President Bush to return to Washington. They wanted Daddy at home in the White House where he could tuck them in bed, damn the security issues of getting him there.
I get that Chuck Todd is a former Democrat hill staffer. I get that the Politico is riddled with Democrats, some former activists and a former staffer for Debbie Wasserman Schultz. I get that Michael Scherer from Time magazine is a left wing reporter for Mother Jones and Salon.com turned respectable, “objective” journalist. I get that Ben Smith, leading up Buzz Feed, is a leftwing journalist paraded about as if he is some sort of objective reporter at a trendy site full of cat photos. What I really get is that the American media runs with a herd mentality, leans left, and yesterday collectively fell over their group think as they leaned so far left to focus on Mitt Romney and not President Obama. Yesterday, the American media beclowned itself in ways I didn’t really even think was possible, even knowing how in the tank for Barack Obama they are.
Yesterday, we learned that there were no Marines protecting our Ambassador to Libya despite State Department warnings about violence and kidnappings in the Benghazi. We already knew Al Qaeda was coming on strong there. But we relied on locals for support and now we know the locals betrayed us as they have in the past in Afghanistan and Iraq too.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Night before last, the President condemned Mitt Romney in harsher tones than he condemned the rioters. It took him until sun up yesterday to condemn them.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Yesterday, the media spent much time condemning the Coptic Christians for their movie, but we now know the movie had been out for months and we also know the riots were orchestrated in advance. We also know the attack on the American consulate in Libya used the riots as cover for the attack.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Yesterday, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a man who swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States of America, called an American civilian to ask him to stop exercising his first amendment rights.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
We also now know that the President, close to 60% of the time, has opted for printed intelligence briefings, which this White House thinks are as useful as an intelligence officer in the room who the President can probe, prod, challenge, and question.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
And in focusing on Mitt Romney, finally, of all the places, Slate and Dave Weigel finally point out that Mitt Romney’s gaffe was no gaffe, it was a consistent view of foreign policy foreign to the ears of the political press. He, I, and many others really do think Barack Obama is an apologist. We really do think his speech to Cairo after his entrance to the White House was part of a world apology tour. And we sure as hell think his actions in the past year to foster the Arab Spring were the actions of a naive fool.
But then the media has been playing the naive fool for him.
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The American Media Beclowned Themselves Yesterday
Red State ^ | September 13, 2012 | Erick Erickson
Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 9:45:56 AM by
Yesterday, as the American consulate in Libya was smoking and the rioters were returning in Egypt, the President of the United States flew off to Las Vegas for a fundraiser while his spokesman was telling the American press corps that yesterday wasn’t really a normal political day. Had it been George W. Bush, the media would, right now, be marching on the White House with pitch forks and torches. Remember, on 9/11, as events were unfolding in Washington, the American media was crying for President Bush to return to Washington. They wanted Daddy at home in the White House where he could tuck them in bed, damn the security issues of getting him there.
I get that Chuck Todd is a former Democrat hill staffer. I get that the Politico is riddled with Democrats, some former activists and a former staffer for Debbie Wasserman Schultz. I get that Michael Scherer from Time magazine is a left wing reporter for Mother Jones and Salon.com turned respectable, “objective” journalist. I get that Ben Smith, leading up Buzz Feed, is a leftwing journalist paraded about as if he is some sort of objective reporter at a trendy site full of cat photos. What I really get is that the American media runs with a herd mentality, leans left, and yesterday collectively fell over their group think as they leaned so far left to focus on Mitt Romney and not President Obama. Yesterday, the American media beclowned itself in ways I didn’t really even think was possible, even knowing how in the tank for Barack Obama they are.
Yesterday, we learned that there were no Marines protecting our Ambassador to Libya despite State Department warnings about violence and kidnappings in the Benghazi. We already knew Al Qaeda was coming on strong there. But we relied on locals for support and now we know the locals betrayed us as they have in the past in Afghanistan and Iraq too.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Night before last, the President condemned Mitt Romney in harsher tones than he condemned the rioters. It took him until sun up yesterday to condemn them.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Yesterday, the media spent much time condemning the Coptic Christians for their movie, but we now know the movie had been out for months and we also know the riots were orchestrated in advance. We also know the attack on the American consulate in Libya used the riots as cover for the attack.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Yesterday, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a man who swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States of America, called an American civilian to ask him to stop exercising his first amendment rights.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
We also now know that the President, close to 60% of the time, has opted for printed intelligence briefings, which this White House thinks are as useful as an intelligence officer in the room who the President can probe, prod, challenge, and question.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
And in focusing on Mitt Romney, finally, of all the places, Slate and Dave Weigel finally point out that Mitt Romney’s gaffe was no gaffe, it was a consistent view of foreign policy foreign to the ears of the political press. He, I, and many others really do think Barack Obama is an apologist. We really do think his speech to Cairo after his entrance to the White House was part of a world apology tour. And we sure as hell think his actions in the past year to foster the Arab Spring were the actions of a naive fool.
But then the media has been playing the naive fool for him.
you are unemployed, no way in hell you post this much and have a job. It's odd because people like you are the ones you claim to hate.
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Nah - I'm in the office early and settled a good bunch of cases the last two weeks.
I multitask all day.
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Are you a typical right winger? because you guys are insane, it's like a team game to you.
I literally think you are insane.
They should go watch a Football game instead. 2 teams one 2 cheer for one to buh..
Politics arent for these people lets be honest
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They should go watch a Football game instead. 2 teams one 2 cheer for one to buh..
Politics arent for these people lets be honest
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The American Media Beclowned Themselves Yesterday
Red State ^ | September 13, 2012 | Erick Erickson
Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 9:45:56 AM by
Yesterday, as the American consulate in Libya was smoking and the rioters were returning in Egypt, the President of the United States flew off to Las Vegas for a fundraiser while his spokesman was telling the American press corps that yesterday wasn’t really a normal political day. Had it been George W. Bush, the media would, right now, be marching on the White House with pitch forks and torches. Remember, on 9/11, as events were unfolding in Washington, the American media was crying for President Bush to return to Washington. They wanted Daddy at home in the White House where he could tuck them in bed, damn the security issues of getting him there.
I get that Chuck Todd is a former Democrat hill staffer. I get that the Politico is riddled with Democrats, some former activists and a former staffer for Debbie Wasserman Schultz. I get that Michael Scherer from Time magazine is a left wing reporter for Mother Jones and Salon.com turned respectable, “objective” journalist. I get that Ben Smith, leading up Buzz Feed, is a leftwing journalist paraded about as if he is some sort of objective reporter at a trendy site full of cat photos. What I really get is that the American media runs with a herd mentality, leans left, and yesterday collectively fell over their group think as they leaned so far left to focus on Mitt Romney and not President Obama. Yesterday, the American media beclowned itself in ways I didn’t really even think was possible, even knowing how in the tank for Barack Obama they are.
Yesterday, we learned that there were no Marines protecting our Ambassador to Libya despite State Department warnings about violence and kidnappings in the Benghazi. We already knew Al Qaeda was coming on strong there. But we relied on locals for support and now we know the locals betrayed us as they have in the past in Afghanistan and Iraq too.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Night before last, the President condemned Mitt Romney in harsher tones than he condemned the rioters. It took him until sun up yesterday to condemn them.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Yesterday, the media spent much time condemning the Coptic Christians for their movie, but we now know the movie had been out for months and we also know the riots were orchestrated in advance. We also know the attack on the American consulate in Libya used the riots as cover for the attack.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
Yesterday, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a man who swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States of America, called an American civilian to ask him to stop exercising his first amendment rights.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
We also now know that the President, close to 60% of the time, has opted for printed intelligence briefings, which this White House thinks are as useful as an intelligence officer in the room who the President can probe, prod, challenge, and question.
But the media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
And in focusing on Mitt Romney, finally, of all the places, Slate and Dave Weigel finally point out that Mitt Romney’s gaffe was no gaffe, it was a consistent view of foreign policy foreign to the ears of the political press. He, I, and many others really do think Barack Obama is an apologist. We really do think his speech to Cairo after his entrance to the White House was part of a world apology tour. And we sure as hell think his actions in the past year to foster the Arab Spring were the actions of a naive fool.
But then the media has been playing the naive fool for him.
The media wanted to focus on Mitt Romney.
And Romney wanted the media to focus on him thats why he appeared before the press dumbass!!
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Romny's actions in the last 48 hours were the polar opposite of anything that could be called "presidential"
The guy really has no aptitude for the job and that is becoming more evident every day
I can only imagine what else this trainwreck of a campaign is going to do over the next 7 weeks
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Romny's actions in the last 48 hours were the polar opposite of anything that could be called "presidential"
The guy really has no aptitude for the job and that is becoming more evident every day
I can only imagine what else this trainwreck of a campaign is going to do over the next 7 weeks
LOL - your ghetto piece of shit cult messiah just admitted he lost Egypt as an Ally and you stupid fucks attack Romney? LOL!!!!
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LOL - your ghetto piece of shit cult messiah just admitted he lost Egypt as an Ally and you stupid fucks attack Romney? LOL!!!!
you're the last person on earth who would understand what I'm talking about
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you're the last person on earth who would understand what I'm talking about
LOL. I know what you and your cabal of fellow commies and marxists are trying to do. Obama's record is so disastrous and so horrible - you will do ANYTHING to deflect from the utter FAIL!
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Its an embassy you fucking moron. Its there for diplomatic purposes of peace....not war.
How fucking stupid are you? You're allowed to guard an embassy and a consualte..they're considered US soil..attacking them is an act of war. Nobody is suggesting camping a marine diviion out front...but to leave no one there in the middle of that hell hole? You're going to rely on local security to protect your people? It's fucking ridiculous...
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you goddamn fuck.....what is the matter with you?..are you that retarded?????>.....ALL presidents are presented with options and scenarios....they then make the decision as to the best course of action....Jesus fuck...you know this..why pretend to be ignorant now?????..the embassies were NOT unguarded..they just weren't manned with enough personnel to repel a mob in the hundreds....Embassies are not allowed to have a large military contingent.....do I have to explain everything to your ignorant ass???..and how do YOU of all people know he did not attend any of the intel briefings prior to 9/11???..the president gets briefed everyday NO MATTER WHERE HE IS....if he were in bed fucking your mother, he would still have a guy just outside the bedroom door who had already debriefed him or would when he was finished with your mom
I could scrub you all day but the stupid wouldn't come off... you suggested that Obama was involved "in the planning"..he wasn't. He OK'd someone else's plan and took credit for it. He's been taking credit for the work of others on the issue from day one. He didn't do shit but say "yeah...do that"? Wow..what a great achievement that was...
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and BTW...there's a difference between "being briefed" and engaging in a briefing where a number of different scenarios, soluions etc.. are discussed. It's like seeing a play vs reading a synopsis...
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you are unemployed, no way in hell you post this much and have a job. It's odd because people like you are the ones you claim to hate.
We have established this fact on here long ago. His self loathing is a bit amusing at times.
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Thread Over.
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I pray you are sterilized
Hi Obonga!
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How fucking stupid are you? You're allowed to guard an embassy and a consualte..they're considered US soil..attacking them is an act of war. Nobody is suggesting camping a marine diviion out front...but to leave no one there in the middle of that hell hole? You're going to rely on local security to protect your people? It's fucking ridiculous...
That is why we have this problem. Other countries hate us for this.
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That is why we have this problem. Other countries hate us for this.
How so?
I thought every embassy was their countries soil?
That's how it works.
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How so?
I thought every embassy was their countries soil?
That's how it works.
the whole idea makes no sense.
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The Vatican is a country within Rome and the Pope is defended by guards provided by the Swiss...boggles the mind, huh?
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STFU 94er. Obama owns this disaster by putting the radical muslims in power in Egpyt and Lybia.
Only a racist 94er could possibly still defend Obama's disastrous policies.
yea, obama put them in power ::)
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yea, obama put them in power ::)
He helped them along in Libya when they were all but crushed by Gadhafi's forces. ::)