Mr. President, how about addressing the nation from the Oval Office, and giving the American people a statement about these embassy burnings?\u00a0 No politics.\u00a0 No blaming Bush or telling us it happened because Romney is wealthy.\u00a0 Just a serious non-politicized presidential address, with some papers in your hand to refer to.<\/p>\n
We have Muslim flags flying over our embassies and you’re setting up a lousy filmmaker to take the fall.\u00a0 Explain this to us, will you?\u00a0 There are a few people curious, even though the media isn’t.\u00a0 Quit responding to everything Romney said and try responding to attacks and assassinations happening to our embassies and ambassador.\u00a0 Pretend a Republican did it.\u00a0 Talk to us and do something about this.\u00a0 Presidents used to take this kind of attack seriously and were expected to address us.\u00a0 It wasn’t an unreasonable expectation. Tell us why your response to an act of war is to get a video pulled from YouTube.<\/p>\n
Which brings us to a real irony.\u00a0 Nobody has any expectations from you, and this is after campaigning on being supremely capable.\u00a0 Now you’re campaigning by telling us we can expect even less from Romney.\u00a0 Yeah, that’s a good way to get people to run out to the polls in November.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Mr. President, how about addressing the nation from the Oval Office, and giving the American people a statement about these embassy burnings?\u00a0 No politics.\u00a0 No blaming Bush or telling us it happened because Romney is wealthy.\u00a0 Just a serious non-politicized … Continue reading