[Sarah Barracuda]

Id like to know who told Susan Rice to lie OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER again..that is what I want to know..because NO WAY did she decide to do that herself..someone told her to do it..and not only do it once but REPEATEDLY. The reason why Obama and his cronies did not want to admit that this was a terrorist attack is simple, they have been preaching again and again how Al Qaeda is no longer a threat and they have been taken care of and here is this attack which is proven to be from Al Qaeda, it blows their whole theory and makes them look incompetent and before an election no less, they wanted to sweep this under the rug and they knew they had the backing of the media to do their bidding

[andyk]

Id like to know who told Susan Rice to lie OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER again.

Well, her position is cabinet-level, so there are only so many people above her, hierarchically speaking.

[maggief]

“Id like to know who told Susan Rice to lie OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER”

Rice was thrown under the bus.

http://www.theledger.com/article/20121022/POLITICS/121029824?Title=Jockeying-For-Jobs-Begins-Even-Though-Election-Not-Yet-Decided

Kerry, D-Mass. and chairman of Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is one of two leading candidates for secretary of state if Obama wins, according to White House officials.

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But if the Senate is closely divided after the election, the White House may be reluctant to risk his seat, particularly if Sen. Scott P. Brown, a Republican, is defeated, because Brown could then jump into a special election for Kerry’s seat.

(snip)

On the Democratic side, Susan E. Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations, was the clear front-runner for months. After the deadly attack on a Libya diplomatic post, the White House sent her to the Sunday television programs, raising her prominence for a possible promotion. But the move backfired when she described the attack as an outgrowth of protests only days before the government shifted its explanation and called it a terrorist attack.

(snip)

Thomas E. Donilon, the national security adviser, would like to be secretary of state, friends say, but would face confirmation questions about security leaks and his past work for Fannie Mae, the mortgage company at the heart of the housing meltdown, and he has told Obama he wants to stay in his current post.

[StAnDeliver]

"Id like to know who told Susan Rice to lie OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER again..that is what I want to know..because NO WAY did she decide to do that herself..someone told her to do it..and not only do it once but REPEATEDLY."

She's a cutout and she wanted to prove how good a cutout she could be -- and keep her jerb -- once Lurch took over from Madame Cankles. All a moot point now.