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The omission comes between parts one and two of the video, following Romney's now famous remark that "“there are 47 percent who are with [President Barack Obama], who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims” and who would never vote for him. Part one ends with Romney discussing the "47 percent," part two picks up with him talking about China.
Nevertheless, the omission, first flagged by Glenn Beck's The Blaze, is already causing some controversy on the right. The conservative blog Legal Insurrection sought Corn's explanation and Joel Pollak, editor-in-chief of Breitbart.com, accused Mother Jones of breaking its promise to release the full video. "There is new reason to suspect manipulation," Pollak writes. "Mother Jones's entire story now deserves to be treated with suspicion, if not contempt."
On that charge, Corn says he's anticipated criticism since the moment he decided to publisht the video. "You release a video this long, someone is always going to see something," he said. "I published the video as I received it."
Originally posted by FlyersFan
So the left wing media did it again? Yet more selective editing on their part. :shk:
CNN, CBS, MSNBC, and now Mother Jones? I'm not surprised. It's their M.O. these days.
Originally posted by sirhumperdink
reply to post by sad_eyed_lady
you mean like the you didnt build that speach?
it wasnt selectively edited that was the full recording the claim was the hidden camcorder was accidentally shut off for about two minutes (but yeah it was probably on purpose)
romney has been asked to comment on the matter and he has backed up his statements and reiterated that he did in fact mean what he said in that video
doesnt really matter though anyone even considering voting for either one of these clowns deserves what they will have coming to them
edit on 19-9-2012 by sirhumperdink because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by BritofTexas
I'm sure in those missing two minutes Romney said "All that stuff I just said about the 47% was just a joke ...".
"When we put up the full video, the source said -- and I have no reason not to believe him -- that the device that was being used inadvertently shut down or timed-out," Corn told POLITICO. "As soon as he knew that, he turned the camera back on and, at most, one to two minutes were missed. The video came to me as two separate files, and that is how we posted it on the website."
Originally posted by sirhumperdink
shhhhh flyersfan is voting romney regardless of what happens
Originally posted by LeatherNLace
"When we put up the full video, the source said -- and I have no reason not to believe him -- that the device that was being used inadvertently shut down or timed-out," Corn told POLITICO. "As soon as he knew that, he turned the camera back on and, at most, one to two minutes were missed. The video came to me as two separate files, and that is how we posted it on the website."
Sounds legitimate to me. I've had my camcorder shut down, while unattended, numerous times.
Something told him there might be more there than the brief clip posted on the YouTube channel “Anne Onymous.”
But then, after sharing links to the video on Twitter, Carter realized he had a new follower with the same name as the YouTube account.
Is “Anne Onymous” the source for Mother Jones‘s potentially damning exposé? Probably–a Google+ account linked to the YouTube profile led to Twitter, and @AnneOnymous670′s very first tweet, directed at David Corn:
@davidcorndc More leaked Mitt Romney fundraiser video. He admits buying sweatshop. More to come. Foreign policy, etc. youtube.com/playlist?list=…
— @AnneOnymous670 (@AnneOnymous670) August 28, 2012
Whoever they are, they were determined from the first tweet to David Corn on August 28 to get this story out–nearly every tweet posted by @AnneOnymous670 since then has been devoted to asking various politicos and publications to look at their videos.
Originally posted by Libertygal
Well here is a part that I find interesting. Corn refers to the person as a "he".
In the story from Jimmy Careters' grandson, however, the person would appear to be a "she", based in the youtube handle.
Something told him there might be more there than the brief clip posted on the YouTube channel “Anne Onymous.”
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Originally posted by FlyersFan
So the left wing media did it again? Yet more selective editing on their part. :shk:
CNN, CBS, MSNBC, and now Mother Jones? I'm not surprised. It's their M.O. these days.