In the first ever political debate, Mitt Romney “made a slip” according to political experts. The question asked dealt with education for underprivileged children in the United States. During Mitt Romney’s answer, he slipped the words, “poor children” but soon corrected himself to, “less fortunate children”. Critics “went off” on Romney criticizing him by stating that he “has no respect” and is a “selfish human being who doesn’t understand”. “One small mix up of words, can make or break you,” says an expert at the Washington Post. These words have been held against Mitt Romney ever since they came out of his mouth. Since the publication of the secret video, in which he addresses the "47%" partially consisting of the poor and elderly, he received a flood of criticism from the media, Democratic party, and even his own Republican party.
After criticizing Obama's response to protests in Cairo and Benghazi, and the killing of the American ambassador in Libya, tons of criticism came not to Obama, but Romney instead. People said he distorted the timeline of the Egyptian embassy's response to the protests and made a harsh insult on the White House.
