I heard "coon" thats what i heard. Definitely said coon.

ChkitOut · Sep 19, 2012

Mother Jones, the left-wing magazine that released a controversial video of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's remarks to a fundraiser in May, now admits that it has no full tape of what Romney said, and that its video is missing "one to two minutes" at the most important moment

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journa...Admits-Romney-Tape-Missing-One-or-Two-Minutes

jem · Sep 19, 2012

The recording device inadvertently turned off at the most important time? What a bunch of baloney ... is it not more likely the tape was edited.

Ricter · Sep 19, 2012

So if Romney never made the comments in question, why did he defend the comments?

pspr · Sep 19, 2012

Quote from jem:

The recording device inadvertently turned off at the most important time? What a bunch of baloney ... is it not more likely the tape was edited.

The Nixon tapes all over again!!! Who erased the missing minutes?

jem · Sep 19, 2012

and jimmy carter's son claims to not know the owner of the tapes. he spoke with him via twitter.

jem · Sep 19, 2012

he probably had a feeling he qualified the statements, but without proof, it would be stupid to say that and then be proved incorrect... as the lost part of the tape could have been a setup.

all lawyers have seen those types of tricks.

Quote from Ricter:

So if Romney never made the comments in question, why did he defend the comments?

Ricter · Sep 19, 2012

Quote from jem:

he probably had a feeling he qualified the statements, but without proof, it would be stupid to say that and then be proved incorrect... as the lost part of the tape could have been a setup.

all lawyers have seen those types of tricks.

In other words, what he said may have been taken out of context, in a "you didn't make that" kind of way?

Navin Johnson · Sep 19, 2012

Quote from Ricter:

In other words, what he said may have been taken out of context, in a "you didn't make that" kind of way?

Wrong. In this case the "context" was most likely maliciously omitted. Even Carter's idiot grandson can probably work a video recorder.

JamesL · Sep 19, 2012

Quote from Ricter:

In other words, what he said may have been taken out of context, in a "you didn't make that" kind of way?

Maybe. But the main difference I see here is that Romney does not enjoy the benefit of the MSM jumping to his defense about a comment "taken out of context" the way Obama always has with his army of defenders. Just as Obama was speaking a truth about success in this country, so too was Romney about never getting that 47%.