Romney Gets Low Marks For Comments On U.S. Outposts

Mitt Romney gets approval from just 26% of those who are aware of what he said following attacks in Libya and Egypt, while twice as many approve of how the president has addressed the issue, according to Pew Research.

There was a sharp partisan divide in approval of how Romney and Obama each dealt with the assaults — only 5 percent of Democrats approved of Romney’s remarks, and only 11 percent of Republicans approved of Obama’s handling — but independents favored the president. Forty-four percent of them liked how Obama handled the events, with only 23 percent saying the same of the former Massachusetts governor.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.