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Mitt Romney on Wednesday slammed the Democratic Party’s initial decision to remove from its platform a passage affirming Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, calling it just “one more example of Israel being thrown under the bus by the president.”
Romney — in an interview filmed before the Democrats restored both the word “God” and the passage about Jerusalem to the platform — told Fox News’s Carl Cameron that the omission of Jerusalem was a “very troubling development.”
“The president and his party have now changed their position. They now say that they’re not certain what the capital of Israel might be,” Romney said. “I find that one more example of Israel being thrown under the bus by the president. I think it’s a very sad day.”
“When we have our best friend in the Middle East, a nation which shares our values, a nation now under extraordinary threat and distress when nations around it like Syria and Egypt are going through tumult of their own, for us at a stage like this, to take an action of that nature, to cease calling Jerusalem the capital of Israel — this is a very troubling development and I think one which will be recognized for what it is by people across America and across the world,” Romney added.
Romney also said the removal of any reference to God in the initial 2012 version of the platform “suggests a party which is increasingly out of touch with the mainstream of American people. I think this party is veering further and further away to an extreme wing that Americans don’t recognize it.”
Mitt Romney: Democrats threw Israel under bus - Mackenzie Weinger - POLITICO.com
the mainstreamers are making much about the jerusalem plank, which is important to many northeasterners and their colonists in florida
but it's the God question that really mortifies mrs middle america mom
chuck todd is half right about "the real media bias"
Chuck Todd: "Real Media Bias Is Geographic" | RealClearPolitics
however, in our current political landscape, new york and liberalism considerably overlap
it's odd that nbc's chief white house correspondent, host of msnbc's daily rundown, should fail to see something so large as, well, y'know, new york
todd's vision is obscured---by something
either way, the party of pelosi and president punt just keep servin' em up
they're making it too easy
but, hey, ya gotta be yourself, there's no hiding---it's all on tv
seeya at the polls, progressives
bring a bible, make it old testament
embarrassed yet?