AlteredBeast
Fork 'em, Sparky!
but that is not what happened! this is yet another lie
Irrelevant to this candidate.
but that is not what happened! this is yet another lie
Unless Mitt has gamed crisis out in some manner completely invisible to Gang of 500,doubling down=most craven+ill-advised move of '12
Irrelevant to this candidate.
Where can I watch Obama's statement?
Is this the "fundamentals of the economy are strong" moment for the Romney campaign?
I don't see how you can possibly label Libya a failure.
Who the fuck just yelled if this was an act of war from the Press Corps.
Guys, don't worry, all is fine.
The Middle East is a clusterfuck - I'm now convinced we should follow one of two courses:
1) Pull everything out, stop buying their oil and figure out how to subsist on our the resources we have and those of our allies.
2) Just go take over a country for their oil, rather than continuing to funnel money to people who will never like us, and deal with the consequences.
Probably Fox News douchebag.
Other reporters in the press pool are elbowing each other "Uh...did you hear what this dumb fuck over here just said?"I wish we had seen the press corp, bet their reaction to that douche question was lolworthy
Jesus, you ARE the Republican party.
I am a realist and do not think there is a chance we are ever going to bring Democracy (or at least the lifestyle/safety) we enjoy in the west to the the Middle East - at least not in any sort of "passive" way like trying to organize revolutions through Twitter.
someone tell me what fox's reaction is plz i can't bear to watch
"Romney isn't doing himself any favours" - Peggy Noonan
"We are still trying to work out the timeline of the embassy statement and events to determine whether or not it was an apology" - Bill Hemner(? one of their anchors anyway)
I think Obama should hit Romney and hit him hard for exploiting this, and I think he will since he hated Romney before and I am sure that level of hate increased after this morning
Republicans vs. Democrats is usually a debate between Guns vs. Butter. Republicans usually win when security is the issue so Romney isn't dumb to start this line of attack he is just horrible at timing and being able to understand that today shouldn't of been the day to politicize this.
With just under eight weeks till Election Day, the anxious chorus from nervous Republicans can be heard loud and clear throughout the land: Mitt what are you gonna do?
Romney has had to quell doubters within his party throughout the 2012 cycle, but there is an extra dose of urgency this time. With Nov. 6 clearly in sight, several key moments of opportunity have already passed: he has chosen his running mate and the free media bonanza of his nominating convention has come and gone.
But still, in both national and swing-state polls, Romney is stubbornly short of the electoral majority he needs a maddening predicament for Republicans who see a vulnerable incumbent saddled with a sputtering economy and high unemployment.
lol...........another media dreamed-up story..............."anxious". When you UNCOOK these cooked polls and apply the real weight of the Republican vote on November 6th, 2012............if I was Obama I'd be very nervous because when you uncook these polls Romney and Ryan are winning by double digits.
Republicans vs. Democrats is usually a debate between Guns vs. Butter. Republicans usually win when security is the issue so Romney isn't dumb to start this line of attack he is just horrible at timing and being able to understand that today shouldn't of been the day to politicize this.
What's kind of scary is that some idiots actually think that this is an act of war...
Yea. Something about those people makes unfathomable that they would EVER be civilized.I am a realist and do not think there is a chance we are ever going to bring Democracy (or at least the lifestyle/safety) we enjoy in the west to the the Middle East - at least not in any sort of "passive" way like trying to organize revolutions through Twitter.
Some moments show you when a candidate is ready or not to become President of the United States. I suspect last night will become one of those moments for Mitt Romney. The verdict will not be positive.Some moments show you when a candidate is ready or not to become President of the United States. I suspect last night will become one of those moments for Mitt Romney. The verdict will not be positive.
"They were just trying to score a cheap news cycle hit based on the embassy statement and now its just completely blown up," said a very senior Republican foreign policy hand, who called the statement an "utter disaster" and a "Lehman moment" a parallel to the moment when John McCain, amid the 2008 financial crisis, failed to come across as a steady leader.
He and other members of both parties cited the Romney campaign's recent dismissals of foreign policy's relevance. On adviser dismissed the subject to BuzzFeed as a "shiny object," while another told Politico that the subject was the "president's turf," drawing a rebuke from Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol.
"I guess we see now that it is because theyre incompetent at talking effectively about foreign policy," said the Republican. "This is just unbelievable when they decide to play on it they completely bungle it."
So there were protests in Libya and Cairo about the same video?These riots are about an American-made video that circulated on the Internet that supposedly insults Muhammad, not about Koran burning.
The Cairo statement was issued after the protests and attacks had commenced, but before they knew anyone had been killed.
Obama's foreign policy has been hugely successful and popular.
With who?
Paul Ryan is going to comment on this soon at a town hall, apparently. Are we in for a triple down?
I am a realist and do not think there is a chance we are ever going to bring Democracy (or at least the lifestyle/safety) we enjoy in the west to the the Middle East - at least not in any sort of "passive" way like trying to organize revolutions through Twitter.