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Mitt Romney Wimps Out — Doesn’t Tackle Terrorist Sitting in Front of Him

February 15, 2010 at 11:29 PM Leave a comment

Emails and tweets are rolling in tonight about how Mitt Romney was “physically threatened” on an Air Canada flight today:

Republican politician Mitt Romney was physically threatened by a violent passenger on an Air Canada flight leaving Vancouver this morning.

Mr. Romney, who has been in Vancouver since Friday for the Olympic Winter Games, did not respond to the attack. Instead, he allowed the airline crew to deal with the incident, according to his spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom.

Mr. Romney, 62, and his wife, Ann, were sitting in Row 15 of the economy section of the Embrarer 190 airplane, waiting for the plane to take off when the incident happened.

The man sitting in front of Mr. Romney’s wife dropped his seat back and when Mr. Romney asked him to move it upright for takeoff, the man became “physically violent.” Another report said that the man tried to strike Mr. Romney.

“Gov. Romney did not retaliate,” said Mr. Fehrnstrom.

Mr. Romney was not injured. The pilot returned to the gate and the passenger and his bags were removed by the RCMP.

Pretty boy “did not respond to the attack?”  Remember Todd Beamer?

He “allowed the crew to deal with the incident?”  He was probably worried about his hair.  Then again, is that like the Justice Department putting terrorists on trial in civilian courts?  I mean, shouldn’t he have intervened and waterboard someone?  Taken them to Gitmo?

“Romney did not retaliate?”  Come on!  This is not what tough-guy Republican draft-dodgers do.  They send their fellow passengers into the fight and then they stand by and egg them on.  Think Iraq.

Yo.  Mitt.  You can’t be prez in 2012 with this on your resume.   Rent a bunker and a carry-conceal permit.  It’s a new day out there.  After all, women girls carry guns and rip the guts out of animals these days.

Time to slaughter some turkeys to get a feel…

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