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FBN’s Neil Cavuto on why Romney and Obama should face the same scrutiny from the media as well as voters.
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No not fair not right now no idea to say give Romney a -- just passed the same scrutiny under both.
If Romney seems dismissive about only -- fourteen presented taxes even though he gives a lot to charity.
Is there any Harvard study that -- -- -- -- by percentage comparison.
Gives a lot less to chart.
I mean does it strike -- was on the -- -- media that rips Mitt Romney for appearing on -- and Michael.
Doesn't say a thing about the president's standard saying in an appearance now on the view.
That is the same -- -- says these entertainment venues are silly but goes after Romney for mixing an appearance on SNL.
You can't have it both ways so treat both candidates I'd say the same way.
If Romney sounds clueless were reportedly writing off half the voters in this country.
It isn't the president do the same scrutiny -- -- change -- -- come from those not on the inside.
In this country.
Didn't we elected to get inside.
And isn't he saying his opponents clueless because well -- on the outside.
Romney's adults for attacking our mideast policy but not the president for not knowing -- it's an ally and a crucial part of one of these policy.
You can't make this stuff up so let's put the fairness -- -- Have it ripping these guys upon.
If that is going to be your stand.
But you better make damn sure you're ripping both or you -- that you really have no student actually you prove you have just wants to.
Electing the guy -- -- and quite clearly.
Not the guy you don't.
See that's when it gets offensive.
When you take offense.
To only one guy.
And you defend the other -- I say -- that it would but it's something that.
