Romney Seeks Political Advantage in Mideast Violence  Romney
chastises Obama administration's response to attacks in Egypt,
Libya.   Deadly attacks on American embassies in Egypt and Libya
elicited joint condemnation on the presidential political trail,
but Republican nominee Mitt Romney also sought to turn the
foreign crisis into a domestic campaign issue.  The attacks were
perpetrated by armed Islamic protesters upset over the contents
of an anti-Islamic film. The film, shot by an Israeli based in
Southern California, is being promoted by Terry Jones, a
Florida-based Christian pastor who prompted riots in Afghanistan
after threatening to hold a Quran burning.  Romney, reacting to
a statement distributed by the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, issued a
statement to reporters on Tuesday night blasting the Obama
administration for their reaction to the initial unrest.  "I'm
outraged by the attacks on American diplomatic missions in Libya
and Egypt and by the death of an American consulate worker in
Benghazi," he said in