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[wayoverontheright]

Sixty requests by Stevens for more security.

Sixty.

In what way is this not negligent homicide?

Hillary said security was not her bailiwick, ok, so Gowdy says now he wants to talk to Patrick Kennedy. Smart.

Yes, I realize the DOJ is needed, and none of these people will see a courtroom on this matter. But there can be a public conviction, the truth can come out, and if it does it will dog Obama and Hillary the rest of their days.

Patience people, patience.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Why not? Her husband had an eight-year victory lap of lies.

[JoeFromSidney]

Part of the problem is the format of the "hearing." Each Committee member is entitled to ask questions. However, there is no questioning "strategy," as a prosecutor would undertake during a trial. There is no follow-up of questions. There is no going into depth. There is only grandstanding by the several committee members. Even if one of the committee members wants to "do it right," the very format of the process prevents that.