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Originally Posted by spence
Jim, this is the fundamental problem with your thinking.
It didn't happen.
During the day on Tuesday the embassy in Cairo independently put out a statement condemning the video before any violence began.
That night, Romney issues an embargoed statement (to be released after the 9/11 truce ironically enough) attacking the administration with "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,".
Before the Romeny's backwards statement was even issued to the press, the Whitehouse had already disavowed the embassy comment. Obama by RomneyThe attack on and the GOP is either grossly inept or worse an intentional manipulation of an event where Americans serving their country have died.
And on 9/11 of all days 
How you can't see that as anything but shameful is beyond me.
-spence |
"It didn't happen."
Sure it did. I saw a stament that both expressed sympathy for the hurt feelings caused by the video, and also said that wasn't justification for the attack.
Spence, even if the attack never happened, Obama shouldn't be commenting on that video. If Obama doesn't like the anti-Islamic views in that video, why does he pal around with libs who say hateful things about Christianity? Like saying we've declared war on women?
"The attack on Obama by Romney"
I see. When Obama criticizes someone, that's OK. When we criticize him, it's an attack, is that right?
I don't want to keep you from your Kool Aid stand anymore.