Posted on 01/26/2015 6:23:24 PM PST by mdittmar
In a series of letters, Democrats on the select committee criticize Republicans for meeting secretly with witnesses and refusing to release information contrary to their narrative.
Democrats on the special House panel investigating the 2012 Benghazi attacks have accused Republicans of conducting the committee’s work without them and withholding information that would undermine the credibility of the panel itself, according to three letters obtained by Yahoo News.
The previously unreported letters, sent by Democrats to the special select committee’s chairman, Republican Trey Gowdy of South Carolina, underscore ongoing Democratic concerns that the panel is a partisan witch hunt rather than a neutral attempt to uncover the truth.
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Wasn't that about a video?
Aw, those bad old Republicans— ACTING LIKE DEMOCRATS!
B’wah-ha-ha-haaaaaaaaaaaa!
The Yahoos report what their Democrat masters tell them. They are zombies.
Yeah, I can think of a certain diplomat who probably was pretty pissed (and in anguish) about a set of democrats that didn’t break promises but set him up.
You know you’re over the target when the flak gets heavy.
Boo-hoo
I hope that are partisan for a change. Partisan, but not dishonest.
The democrats are really scared that they won’t have a chance to hide the truth.
Yes. Acting like winners. Admittedly, a very new feeling for them.
A fiercely protective goon and animal that will make an ass of himself for the demented cause no matter how deceitful and nonsensical it may be. A good mission oriented soldier.
“You know you’re over the target when the flak gets heavy.”
My thoughts exactly. The dims are starting to squeal and probably lying about this to begin with.
I certainly hope so.
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