The Insane MSM Questions Romney Faced at Presser

[Casino67]

National Review:

By Katrina Trinko

September 12, 2012 11:58 A.M.

 

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So if a presidential candidate gives remarks about a foreign-policy crisis, you’d be forgiven for thinking that in the Q&A held immediately afterward, reporters would ask him about . . . foreign policy. But when Mitt Romney took questions today after talking about the situation in Libya and Egypt, the dominant theme of the questions was all about process and politics. Here are the seven questions asked:

1. Reporter brings up that Romney had a “toughly worded statement last night,” and asks, “Do you regret the tone at all given what we know now?”

 

2. “Do you think, though, coming so soon after the events really had unfolded over night was appropriate, to be weighing in on this as this crisis was unfolding in real time?” Follow-up: “What did the White House do wrong then, Gov. Romney, if they put out a statement saying they disagreed with it?”

 

3. “The world is watching. Isn’t this itself a mixed signal when you criticize the administration at a time that Americans are being killed? Shouldn’t politics stop for this?”

[RedlegDuke]

The media realizes that when Bam-Bam goes down, they are hitched to his worthless carcas.

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Rush played audio of the reporters planning on how to trap Romney with questions before the conference.

[Casino67]

Rush played audio of the reporters planning on how to trap Romney with questions before the conference.

 

Here is the transcript and audio:

 

http://www.therightscoop.com/exclusive-open-mic-captures-press-coordinating-questions-for-romney-no-matter-who-he-calls-on-were-covered/

[Valin]

Rush played audio of the reporters planning on how to trap Romney with questions before the conference.

 

Here is the transcript and audio:

 

http://www.therightscoop.com/exclusive-open-mic-captures-press-coordinating-questions-for-romney-no-matter-who-he-calls-on-were-covered/

 

Thanks. I saw this, and was going to post it.