Rubin said of Romney and his team that they were throwing a lot of things “against the wall” and seeing what “sticks.” Rubin continued by saying that the politicization of Ambassador Steven’s death is a travesty. And the president skipping out on intelligence briefings isn’t? While he did say that the matter of the threat assessment is a “fair question,” Rubin also noted that Ambassador Stevens received the same briefings and knew the risks involved being stationed there. It was a rather crude way of trivializing the president’s role in not preventing this terrorist attack.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
MSNBC Continues to Push 'Nothing to See Here' Narrative About Libya Debacle
By Matt Vespa
In the October 1 broadcast of NewsNation with Tamron Hall, a segment
featuring former State Department Middle East officer Joel Rubin focused
on how the Romney campaign was “trying to put all of these things in a
big pot hoping that something picks up steam” concerning President
Obama’s foreign policy. Yep, it’s still the same game with some in the
media – which is to trivialize what can hurt the president to prevent it
from becoming news.
Rubin said of Romney and his team that they were throwing a lot of things “against the wall” and seeing what “sticks.” Rubin continued by saying that the politicization of Ambassador Steven’s death is a travesty. And the president skipping out on intelligence briefings isn’t? While he did say that the matter of the threat assessment is a “fair question,” Rubin also noted that Ambassador Stevens received the same briefings and knew the risks involved being stationed there. It was a rather crude way of trivializing the president’s role in not preventing this terrorist attack.
Rubin said of Romney and his team that they were throwing a lot of things “against the wall” and seeing what “sticks.” Rubin continued by saying that the politicization of Ambassador Steven’s death is a travesty. And the president skipping out on intelligence briefings isn’t? While he did say that the matter of the threat assessment is a “fair question,” Rubin also noted that Ambassador Stevens received the same briefings and knew the risks involved being stationed there. It was a rather crude way of trivializing the president’s role in not preventing this terrorist attack.
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