Posted on 11/10/2012 2:22:26 AM PST by Libloather
House panel invites Clinton to testify at Libya hearing
Published November 08, 2012
FoxNews.com
The House Foreign Affairs Committee has scheduled an open hearing for next Thursday on the Libya terror attack and has invited Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to testify, Fox News has learned.
The committee joins two others planning to hold hearings, albeit closed ones, that day.
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Obama has vowed that his administration will do whatever it takes to bring the attackers to justice, and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has taken responsibility for any security failures, though she also has cautioned that a full investigation of the attack remains under way.
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“I can’t remember
My minds in a blender
It’s jello, jello, jello”
Hillary Clinton on Whitewater
Precisely, if one presupposes a House with testicles, a trait shamefully lacking tho these many years.
“Stop it! You’re turning me on. All this talk of Hillary under the influence of short-acting barbiturates is mildly stimulating.”
Eeewww! You’ve gotta get out more! LOL!!
“JELLO. JELLO. JELLO.”
“Um. I was baking cookies with my daughter.”
She’s been abroad since Benghazi. Obama’s also now abroad. I wonder if they’re meeting somewhere away from electronics where they can negotiate her exit, ie, is he trying to talk her out of spilling the beans?
Well said. Plenty of authoritarian countries have elections. Like them, we have the privilege of giving the Dear Leader a mandate every four years.
The modern purpose of Congress is to give Him the imprimatur, the legitimacy of the people.
Levin I believe, is noodling State based opposition. Perhaps he will promote a Constitutional Convention, or at least the threat of one.
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