Romney's reprehensible reaction to the violence in Libya and Egypt

[Playinghardball]

Michael Cohen (NY Daily News): Romney’s reprehensible reaction to the violence in Libya and Egypt ….. A couple of days ago, I wrote here at the Rumble that Mitt Romney was one of the worst national politicians I’d ever seen.

I spoke too soon; it’s even worse than I thought. His reaction to the violence in Egypt and Libya over a film mocking the religious beliefs of Muslims is truly one of the most brain-dead political acts that I’ve ever witnessed – and it speaks volumes about his personal character and fitness for the nation’s highest office.

…. what does it say about a candidate who would issue a statement based on incomplete information and then double down on it even after it’s been disproven? What does it say about a candidate who actually accuses the President of openly siding with those who would harm U.S. diplomats? What does it say about a candidate who would, in a moment of grief over the death of U.S. personnel serving overseas, take the opportunity to cravenly engage in a dishonest political attack?

What it says to me is that this is a man who simply is not up to the awesome responsibilities of being President of the United States.

http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/the_rumble/2012/09/romneys-reprehensible-reaction-to-the-violence-in-libya-and-egypt

[Flashmann]

1. what does it say?

It says we were right all along about this sorry bastard....Maybe not right enough,but right none the less.....

[fleur-de-lisa]

2. What does it say that some people will still vote for Mitch Romney

knowing that he did ALL of those bone-headed things of which Mr. Cohen wrote?

It says that racism is alive and well in the US. There is no other plausible reason for anyone to support the twit after all the offensive and untrue statements this shell-of-a-man has made over the last year, and all of the Americans that he has insulted. Will we ever move beyond racism?

[pinboy3niner]

3. Bill Schorr nailed it...