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To: Perdogg

Tonight O’reilly is blaming Romney for not bringing Benghazi up during the last debate...in the same breath of condemning mainstream media for not covering the issue. I’m getting a bad feeling. I think if Romney voices an opinion or makes a comment during this “quote unquote investigation” he will be hammered. Obama team is looking for a scapegoat and his name is Romney. I’m in awe that obama is still president and has yet to be perp-walked!


25 posted on 10/26/2012 5:34:37 PM PDT by DefeatCorruption
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To: DefeatCorruption
I’m getting a bad feeling.

The only "bad feeling" I'm getting is how you have convinced yourself that somehow Obama action/lack of action could feasibly be hung on Romney somehow.

Romney was smart to not duke it out over Libya in the third debate and the polls show it. Obama has done what any liar would do during the debates and be comfortable in blatantly lieing in front of sixty million ("There will be no sequestration") and then immediately after the debate his team's "clarification" gets a fraction of that coverage, leaving the original statement during the debate as the one remembered by the viewing audience.

Romney knows that the slow leak of info through congressional efforts needs to run it's side course. Romney can't jump to conclusions without direct access to primary information and would be setting himself up for the hungry pro-Dem media.

In the end it would seem to me that you are playing, consciously or not, the role of a concern troll that is, based in reality, anything but simply concerned.

50 posted on 10/26/2012 6:16:37 PM PDT by torchthemummy (Middle East Islamic Democracy: "One Man, One Vote, One Time")
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