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It's blatently obvious that you have never been out of the country or under parential control of some sort when outside of the U.S.

Don't fault the President when he is handling the issue in a very professional manner and with the best interests of the American Citizens in mind.

As an erxample. (Women without her man is nothing)

   (Women, without her, man is nothing)

Give it up Big Brother stick to your cartoons.

You have no idea where I've been in the world.

Professional manner? Campaigning everyday instead of taking this bull by the horns. He's a weasel. Christ, man, an attack on an embassy is an attack on the US! And he is out campaigning.

I rarely do cartoons. You obviously don't even know who you are posting to.

What's "parential" anyway, dingbat?

What is erxample? And what does that have to do with how this pos potus is/has been handling foreign issues? Your brain is wired in a very weird manner.

(Steve Sack, Minneapolis Star Tribune)

 

“Mitt Romney's response to the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya, which killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans, cast further doubt on the Republican presidential nominee's ability to navigate sometimes roiling foreign policy seas.” – Roanoke Times

 

“A real leader doesn’t jump the gun and put countless lives in danger with careless bravado in responding to acts of aggression. A good president waits for reliable reports, considers the implications of his words, which will be closely parsed, and makes a measured statement. Mitt Romney did the exact opposite, immediately leaping to wild accusations long before all the facts were in.” – Detroit Free Press (Libby Spencer)

 

The death of Ambassador Stevens, along with those of three other Americans, during an attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi on Tuesday “is a tragedy that should prompt bipartisan support for renewed U.S. aid to Libyans who are struggling to stabilize the country. That it instead provoked a series of crude political attacks on President Obama by GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney is a discredit to his campaign.” – The Washington Post

 

“American presidents don't indulge in public tantrums during international crises. They don't exploit the deaths of American servants in an attempt to score cheap political points. And they don't accuse American diplomats of sympathizing with terrorists. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney did all of those things this week, in the midst of attacks on U.S. embassies in the Middle East, thus providing his opponents and voters with ample reason to question his ability and judgment in foreign affairs.” -- The Virginian-Pilot

 

"Mitt Romney's sharply-worded attack on President Obama over a pair of deadly riots in Muslim countries last night has backfired badly among foreign policy hands of both parties, who cast it as hasty and off-key, released before the facts were clear at what has become a moment of tragedy...'They were just trying to score a cheap news cycle hit based on the embassy statement and now it's just completely blown up,' said a very senior Republican foreign policy hand, who called the statement an 'utter disaster' and a 'Lehman moment' -- a parallel to the moment when John McCain, amid the 2008 financial crisis, failed to come across as a steady leader." -- BuzzFeed

 

“There are unanticipated turns of events in every political campaign that provide insights about the candidates, their judgment and their grace under pressure. Romney's factual mistake, exploitation of an evolving situation in which Americans were killed, and poor timing is one of those moments.” – Tampa Bay Times

 

“A moment like this, immediately after the death of a respected U.S. ambassador, is a time for Americans to pull together, in mourning and resolve — not to use this tragedy for partisan advantage. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, remarked: ‘This is one of those moments when Americans must unite as Americans. It is exactly the wrong time to throw political punches.’ – Des Moines Register (Joel Brinkley)

It's blatently obvious that you have never been out of the country or under parential control of some sort when outside of the U.S.

 

Don't fault the President when he is handling the issue in a very professional manner and with the best interests of the American Citizens in mind.

 

As an erxample. (Women without her man is nothing)

   (Women, without her, man is nothing)

 

Give it up Big Brother stick to your cartoons.

What is erxample? And what does that have to do with how this pos potus is/has been handling foreign issues? Your brain is wired in a very weird manner.