Mitt Romney Has Gerald Ford Moment During Over Obama’s Comments Morning After Benghazi Consulate Attack

She did back-track. Yes.

Here’s what she said during the
debate.

“He did in fact, sir….He — he
did call it an act of terror.”

So, she stated it as an
absolute **fact**. According to
her, Romney was objectively, factually wrong and Obama was objectively,
factually right.

But here’s what she said on CNN
with Anderson Cooper:

““Romney was right in the
main, I just think he picked the wrong word.”

So she has gone from calling it
an objective fact, to equivocating by saying “I think” now.

That’s back-tracking.

She also made up a false excuse
for why she jumped in to play defense for the president. She gave the following
explanation on CNN with Soledad O’Brien as to why she stepped in during the
controversial Benghazi segment of the presidential debate: “There was this
point where they both kind of looked at me, you know, and then, you know,
Romney’s looking at me, the president’s looking at me, and what I wanted to do
was move this along.”

Her claim is false and that is
easily verifiable on the tape. They did not “both” look at her for help before
she stepped in. There was only **one** debater who was looking at her at all
when she stepped in: President Obama. Governor Romney only looked at her
**after** she began to support President Obama – and understandably so. She’s
supposed to be a moderator, not another debater.