you really should stop loading up your comments with replies to the entire DP membership and every comment they ever made. Know what I mean?
I guess maybe I don't. It looks like yer sarcastically suggesting that I responded to too many comments by others. My suggestion would be that you stop reading my posts if yer finding that I've included too many responses. Or did I misunderstand you?
So which is it? Does it make no difference why the 4 Americans were killed or who did it ? ... or is the job is to figure out that very thing? Can't do the latter if you believe the former.
I think I can answer that. The Secretary was saying that we need to focus more on doing "everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again" than on some ridiculous, partisan exercise of trying to identify exactly who, in what agency, at what time, for what purpose, after perhaps consulting with which individuals, in which agencies, at what time … made each specific edit to a document that has no real importance whatsoever.
We all now know why the document took the shape it did and why the edits were made. Local media reports based on interviews with some of the terrorists involved in the attack alluded to the video — a video that, whether you like it or not, was the cause of protests in a number of countries in the region at that time. I'd say it makes sense that some of the terrorists would mention it. Many Muslims found the video offensive. You would certainly expect fanatical extremists to be offended as well. In fact, they might try to use the video to justify their violent murder of Americans in the city.
There was some anger and confusion going on between State and CIA. Something really terrible had happened. A situation that arguably should not have existed (CIA operations of a particular nature being run out of what was supposed to be a diplomatic facility) may have contributed to that tragedy. People in the WH tried to smooth things over by allowing both agencies to delete anything and everything they didn't like from the talking points memo.
Only partisan hacks who vehemently opposed Obama's candidacy, much less presidency, would even consider trying to turn some watered-down statements delivered on Sunday talk shows into one of the worst scandals in American political history.
The reason Republicans are going to take yet another beating on this investigation is twofold: first, nothing will come of it, but really much more importantly, everybody in the country knows about Certificategate, Wrightgate, Ayersgate, Muslimgate, Terrorist Sympathizergate, Not Really a lLaw Professorgate, Did Poorly in Schoolgate, Forced To Give Up His Law Licensegate, and on and on.
About how he's the worst president ever. He's an inveterate liar. He can't speak coherently without a teleprompter. He's really not smart at all. His wife goes on multi-million-dollar shopping sprees with government credit cards. He murdered his grandmother and his gay lover. He wants to destroy America. He's both a communist and a fascist, a rather impressive feat. He didn't write those books. He refuses to lift a finger to work with the Republicans in the Congress. He's weak, feckless, indecisive, desperate, flailing, panicking. He's a coward. The military hates him and he forced a hundred senior officers out to serve his political ends. He stole the election, I mean
both elections. The media covers up for him. He uses the IRS to attack his political opponents. He effectively rules as a dictatot through executive orders.
Well, I figure I at least hit some of the highlights. There is no wolf.
Meanwhile, the people that have cajoled, threatened, and harassed Boehner into appointing this committee are the same ones that block efforts to enact legislation the voters support on immigration reform and raising the minimum wage.
And the rest of her comment reiterated that contradiction.
In what way?
'Two days after this attack,' said Rep. Adam Kinzinger, 'we were in a briefing with Hillary Clinton and she screamed
Hearsay. Why hasn't anyone backed him up on what happened? Just more grist for the right-wing media mill.