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Was Fox News too tough on Mitt Romney?

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Mitt Romney is evidently not happy about his recent sit-down with Fox News.

The GOP presidential candidate felt the network’s approach was ‘overly aggressive’ and ‘uncalled-for,’ according to Bret Baier, who conducted the Tuesday interview.

Baier asked Romney about his reputation for flip-flopping on key issues, such as immigration and abortion. The candidate replied icily that Baier had his facts wrong and then changed the subject to talk about President Obama’s record.

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Was Fox News too tough on Romney? Judge for yourself here:

The reaction is already complicating Romney’s efforts to paint himself as the GOP frontrunner. On Twitter, wags are filling a feed with the hashtag #QuestionsMittLikes. Among them: ‘Truffles or caviar?’ ‘Vanilla or French vanilla?’

It’s not as if Romney hasn’t had a lot of practice swatting the flip-flopping charge in previous interviews. Here’s a 2007 clip when he faced much the same question, with much the same result:

So, what do you think? Is Romney justified in complaining about his treatment on Fox News?

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-- Scott Collins

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