I thought we were still blaming it on the video on YouTube.
Was Rice sworn in under oath? She needs to go down as the lying liar that she is.
yoe ~ “Ambassador Rice claims the administration launched a ‘comprehensive’ effort to determine what happened in Benghazi, but the administration failed to secure the scene of the terrorist attack for three weeks — allowing evidence and sensitive information to be compromised and destroyed. From beginning to end, the administration’s behavior in the wake of the attack indicates a breathtaking level of incompetence and suggests an intent to deliberately mislead Congress and the American people.”
Rice is another BLAMER , just like the irresponsible “Blamer-in-Chief” , who went to bed intead of demonstrating leadership . That’s just what we need - another Narcisist
To ignore at least 5 previous attempts to destroy the embassey in the few months prior to the attack ..
To deny additional security that the embassey had requested..
To remove the awaiting DC-6 as a possible escape vehicle ..
To arm marines with weapons (WITHOUT AMMO )..
..and then to blame intelligence people ~ that takes ‘CHUTZPAH !’
Whatever happened to your own innate, natural , intelligence and ‘gut-level’ feelings ??
How about just useing ... LOGIC !
More CYA mischief!
FUSR
LLS
Believes everything she’s told? Chalk up another one in the dumbass column.
The intelligence community was GUTTED under Bill Clinton & Madeline Albright.
They got sold the idea that “boots on the gound’ were NOT superior to electionic eavesdropping & satellites.
They have been proven wrong many times and still the Liberals sing the same old chorus to the same old song.
They are disgusting.
Ambassador Susan Rice’s career is about to be terminated with extreme prejudice by the very same intelligence community she so rejects. Bye-bye, Suzie, we hardly knew ya.
Does anyone think that Hillary wanted this thing covered up and lied about? This is a serious question. She can’t resign over this and expect to run for prez in 4 years.
Ideas?
Dear Mrs. Woodward:
Thank you for contacting me about the recent attacks against U.S. embassies abroad. I appreciate hearing from you on this important matter.
Like you, I am saddened and angered by the recent attacks against U.S. embassies abroad. On September 11, 2012, Christopher Stevens, a dedicated, lifelong civil-servant who was serving as our countrys ambassador to Libya, was killed in a reprehensible and senseless attack on our embassy in Benghazi. Sadly, an Oregonian was also among the four Americans killed in the attack in Libya. Tyrone Snowden Woods, 41, was a Portland native and Oregon City High School graduate who was working on a private security detail for the U.S. State Department.
As you may know, in response to these attacks Senator Rand Paul demanded a vote on his bill that would have immediately cut off all assistance to Libya, Egypt, Pakistan, and any country that has had protests at our diplomatic posts, including countries who are steadfast allies, like Israel and India. The bill would have also set an impossible bar for reinstating aid requiring the U.S. to have in U.S. custody anyone associated with demonstrations, even if they are peaceful. Instead of punishing the terrorists who murdered our Ambassador and State Department employees, Senator Pauls bill would instead weaken emerging democracies and play into the hands of extremists who are trying to drive a wedge between their countries and the United States.
This is why 80 of my Senate colleagues and I voted against this dangerous proposal. Everything must be done to swiftly bring the perpetrators of this heinous crime to justice. However, I dont believe that the violent actions of a few should blind the United States to continuing and strengthening key strategic partnerships in critical regions throughout the world. Please know that as a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, I intend to scrutinize every dollar of foreign aid carefully to ensure that it is targeted appropriately and spent effectively.
While we may disagree on this issue, I trust there are many other issues upon which we do agree. Again, thank you for keeping me apprised of your concerns.
Sincerely, Ron Wyden
United States Senator