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Crisis and attempted to make people believe that president obama was a terrorist sympathizer. lets turn to john soels, chairman of votevets.org, and sam stein, political reporter for the "huffington post." gentleman, great to have you with us tonight. >> thanks, ed. >> john, why do you think this is worse for mitt romney than his comments about the 47%? >> well, i think the 47% is pretty bad, especially when we have a lot of national guard and reserve soldiers who are on things like food stamps....

People believe that president obama was a terrorist sympathizer. lets turn to john soels, chairman of votevets.org, and sam stein, political reporter for the "huffington post." gentleman, great to have you with us tonight. >> thanks, ed. >> john, why do you think this is worse for mitt romney than his comments about the 47%? >> well, i think the 47% is pretty bad, especially when we have a lot of national guard and reserve soldiers who are on things like food stamps. but i certainly think its te...

The attacks in libya and the demonstrations in cairo was hyperpoliticized, and he obviously got in a lot of trouble for that. he got a lot of blowback for it. and i think gets to an issue thats sort of a broader issue, you know, which is what kind of foreign policy do we want to have from our chief executive, from the commander in chief. is it one thats sort of reactionary, a knee-jerk reactionary politicized, or is it standing back and examining a situation and not injecting politics into it im...

Dangerous and difficult foreign crisis and attempted to make people believe that president obama was a terrorist sympathizer. lets turn to john soels, chairman of votevets.org, and sam stein, political reporter for the "huffington post." gentleman, great to have you with us tonight. >> thanks, ed. >> john, why do you think this is worse for mitt romney than his comments about the 47%? >> well, i think the 47% is pretty bad, especially when we have a lot of national guard and reserve soldiers who...

But the problem they run into is that his immediate response to the attacks in libya and the demonstrations in cairo was hyperpoliticized, and he obviously got in a lot of trouble for that. he got a lot of blowback for it. and i think gets to an issue thats sort of a broader issue, you know, which is what kind of foreign policy do we want to have from our chief executive, from the commander in chief. is it one thats sort of reactionary, a knee-jerk reactionary politicized, or is it standing back...