[Nachum]

And now Benghazi is neatly buried.

What's for lunch?

[Nachum]

The list, Ping

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[Viennacon]

The GOPe and the Democrats = the same

[clamper1797]

What a load of crap from our fearless (ball less) GOP

[FlingWingFlyer]

Anybody ask the military what they think of this “GOP report”?

[VRWC For Truth]

Issa is a DemocRat.

[dhs12345]

Ya. Seems like the idiot GOP are shooting themselves in the foot.

This could be an issue for Hillary in 2016.

[Diogenesis]

How would they know?

Answer: The GOP, authors of RomneyCARE/ObamaCARE
is also behind transfer of MANPADs to al Qaeda
as they kept the borders open.

[Norm Lenhart]

It’s only more lesser evil. We must vote GOP no matter what.

See the many psuedocons haunting FR for further details.

[TADSLOS]

What Difference Does It Make, after all? Thanks again, GOP. Why are we engaged in funding a War On Terror, again? Oh, that’s right. It makes us all “safer”. Puke.

[dead]

The Republican-authored report’s findings are, by no means, a love letter to President Obama or then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. For example, the report concludes that U.S. personnel in Benghazi were woefully vulnerable in September 2012 because a) the administration did not direct a change in military force posture; b) there was no intelligence of a specific “imminent” threat in Libya; and c) the Department of State, which has primary responsibility for diplomatic security, favored a reduction of Department of Defense security personnel in Libya before the attack.” The balance of the report contains many such harsh judgments of the Obama administration, the State Department, and the intelligence community. However, as ThinkProgress notes, the report does undermine

It sounds like ThinkProgress scanned the report looking for any sliver of good news, and people around here are helping them trumpet that over the whole of the report.

I think I'll read the report myself before I let ThinkProgress and Mediaite make me their Pavlovian dog.

[cripplecreek]

OK then lets remove the military presence from all of our embassies. /s

[Bryan24]

So, what do we do with Gregory Hicks? The senior state department official in Libya told the committee that the military guys standing beside him were told to stand down.

Do we just erase that?

[Count of Monte Fisto]

The attack on the U.S. diplomatic post in Benghazi

It was not a U.S. diplomatic post. It was a secret CIA base that was transferring Libyan weapons to Christian killing Al-CIA-duh jihad mercenaries in Syria. The GOP leadership is all for the take-down of Syria. This is the reason for the cover up.

[Tenacious 1]

They concluded as much without talking to the key witnesses. That’s interesting. This was “our team” right?

Boehner sucks!

[Gaffer]

What a bunch of self-serving, appeasing BS tripe!

Did they just push out a paper report from their butt, or did they actually stand in front of somebody and have to stand up for and justify their conclusions?

I’ve said here often that you cannot trust anything anyone from any agency or part of this Federal Government says.

Apparently, that goes for so-called Republican or opposition interests, too. It actually appears to me that anyone within 50 miles of DC is a traitor or conspirator.

[zerosix]

Nothing to see here, move along!

[null and void]

A couple retired SEALs stopped the attack dead in its tracks for several hours, but the full might of the US military wouldn’t have accomplished anything?

Remarkable.

[plain talk]

It might be that no “stand down” order was provided. If Obama does nothing isn’t that thhe equivalent of a “stand down” order? I also dont believe we know that the outcome would not have changed if the military had acted. That is complete BS. The attack lasted hours.

[Balata]

My BS meter just pegged.

[BuffaloJack]

What did Hillary promise to the RINO elite to let this annoying Benghazi thing go away?