Romney walks a fine line-and falls off

I know that Mitt Romney is walking a very thin line during Sandy and the aftermath clean-up, but somehow he still got in wrong Tuesday. So would someone tell me the difference between a political rally in Ohio and a  relief rally in Ohio. I can't find one, and I doubt anyone else can either. And right on the Red Cross webpage, it states that bulk food or clothing isn't wanted and actually in the webpage as some of the items not to send. But there was Romney on the line accepting bulk food. New Jersey Gov. Christie set the correct tone when he said that he didn't give damn about politics right now since he had bigger problems to worry about. Former President Clinton and Vice-President Biden were both on the campaign trail and were at rallies, so Mitt, why can't you just call a rally and rally, tone down your vitriol against Obama and state what you're for. But that's the rub, isn't it. You're for dismantling FEMA and just giving the money to the states. Think that would work real well right now? Mitt, you could have said that there were no rallies during the disaster or held rallies and said the right things. But you couldn't afford to do the former, and I doubt you'd know how to do the latter. So all you did in walking that thin line was to fall off.