"Kiss My Ass," Romney Aide Instructs Press, When They Shout Questions At Him At Poland's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Oh, f*** me, this is wonderful. Not just the instruction by the aide, Gorka, to "show some respect" at a holy site (wrong word-- not holy, but certainly sanctified).

The wonderful thing is the obnoxious hysterical whining -- "What about the Palestinnnnians" -- by the press.

The media's trying to push this as another gaffe.

I liked @iowahawkblog's deadpan: "If there's anything the American public won't abide, it's someone who insults screaming reporters and Palestinians."

The press is claiming they were forced to whine out their inadequacies at the Tomb due to Romney having no press availabilities; in fact, he's been available for a hundred questions on the tour.

Dana Loesch compares the media's hair-on-fire reaction to Neil Munro's shouted question at Obama in the Rose Garden -- remember, he asked a question about Obama's new illegal immigration policy (double meaning intended) -- with its current claim that of course the media can whine and scream at a tomb for an unknown soldier.

Sometimes I appreciate the actual, by-the-letter definition of common words, and enjoy how fitting they are.

posted by Ace at 12:33 PM

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