Mitt Romney’s Ill-Timed Assault on President Obama as Americans Are Killed Abroad
From the daily beast, by Howard Kurtz Sep 12, 2012 10:06 AM EDT
"By ripping the administration as U.S. diplomats were being killed abroad, the GOP nominee risks looking insensitive. Howard Kurtz examines the fallout.
Mitt Romney may have pulled the trigger too quickly.
By slamming the Obama administration as the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans were killed in Libya, the Republican nominee has given the appearance of exploiting an international tragedy. Whether his criticism is warranted or not, the timing seems insensitive—as if Romney is more interested in scoring political points than mourning the deaths of U.S. diplomats."
This is the action of a desperate politician.
"By ripping the administration as U.S. diplomats were being killed abroad, the GOP nominee risks looking insensitive. Howard Kurtz examines the fallout.
Mitt Romney may have pulled the trigger too quickly.
By slamming the Obama administration as the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans were killed in Libya, the Republican nominee has given the appearance of exploiting an international tragedy. Whether his criticism is warranted or not, the timing seems insensitive—as if Romney is more interested in scoring political points than mourning the deaths of U.S. diplomats."
This is the action of a desperate politician.
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