Tagg Romney’s “Take a Swing” Comment, and the 1988 Kitty Dukakis Question
The liberal media is trying to convince you to be angry that Mitt Romney’s son, Tagg, would dare say that he felt like “taking a swing” at Obama for calling his father a liar during the second presidential debate.
Let’s rewind history 24 years to the notorious “Kitty Dukakis Question” during the 1988 presidential debate:
via Will Rabbe
Michael Dukakis responded in such a tepid and robotic way to a highly personal question about his wife being raped and murdered that it hurt his campaign when Americans responded with disgust.
We used to be a country that would be offended by someone not defending their family with passion – now the media is trying to convince us that any familial protectiveness is brutish. Even more disturbing is the tendency to demand obeisance to this president, while ignoring all the vitriol spewed at conservatives.
Still, I believe Americans naturally understand the impulse of Romney’s son to defend his dad, despite the effete intellectuals demanding everyone clutch at their pearls…
More historical context:
I guess no one remembers when Chelsea Clinton attacked Bob Dole and chewed off his right pinky finger?!? #Lapdogmedia!!
— el Sooper (@SooperMexican) October 18, 2012
Oh sure, report Tagg wanting to take a swing at Obama, but don't report how Malia Obama said she wanted to skin Mitt alive. wtvr.
— el Sooper (@SooperMexican) October 18, 2012
