McCain says Romney should ‘go on the offensive’ in 9/11 speech
Mitt Romney will address the National Guard today in Reno, Nev., to mark the 11th anniversary of 9/11. Because of the mini-controversy regarding Romney’s Republican convention speech — in which he made no mention of Afghanistan — Sen. John McCain says Romney should use the time to ding President Obama.
… McCain (R-Ariz.) said in an interview that he thinks Romney should use his speech Tuesday to “go on the offensive — to point out that the president never mentions victory in Afghanistan, but talks about withdrawal. That has clearly encouraged the Taliban and extremists. The level of violence is up.”
“Of course, I believe that he should have repeated what he has continually said throughout the campaign: how much we appreciate the men and women who serve,” McCain said. “But there is nothing for him to be defensive about.”
Today might not be the best day for that. Just a thought.
[Politico]
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Ducky657
Posted on September 12, 2012 at 3:31pmI hate to say it but Mitt is a nice guy and does not have a mean bone in him, he couldn’t tell a joke if his life depended on it, and he is never going to be considered cool. He is however the exact opposite of King Barack Hussein Obama and as such we need to do anything and everything legally possible to see he replaces the King–ASAP!
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