Newt Gingrich - It's Offensive For Obama To Pretend He's Offended Over Romney's Serious Libya Questions

"It's offensive for the president of the United States to pretend that being asked a serious question about a serious topic in a presidential campaign is some personality game," he told Candy Crowley on CNN's "State of the Union."



"If that offends the president, then that’s his problem and he ought to get over it," Gingrich added later.

Obama said during last week's debate that "the suggestion that anybody on my team ... would play politics or mislead when we lost four of our own, Governor [Romney], is offensive."

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