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I have no problem with the investigation EXCEPT how it's dragged on forever. I think such committee investigations should have a specific term attached to them. 6 months for any such panel seems reasonable to me. Then it's over and one with. Of course, that might require our elected representatives actually working 8/5/48 like most people.
It dragged on because the emails requested were first said to not exist, then wiped off the server, then HRC said she gave all the emals to the state dept...after her lawyer, who didn;t have a security clearance checked them for classified info, then the state dept via obama started to release HRVC's emails like chum, a little a time.
Previous committees did not see anywhere near the number of relevant emails gowdy's committe now has available and still coming.
The original investigation started by the state dept never included an interview with the head of the state dept, HRC.
First go round at HRC was a circus by the repubs, more of pols getting a selfie with HRC to use in future campaign ads. No cohesive questioning. Viewers had to be pulling their hair screaming at the tv for the repubs to question her befitting of a practiced lawyer not a bunch of game show contestants shouting WAGs.
The elephant, one of many, in the room, is why Obama, HRC and Rice insisted benghazi was caused by a video? We know the answer but would like HRC to admit it.
Why were requests denied for more secuirty given the events leading up to benghazi attack and on the 911 anniversary.
HRC claimed her server was never hacked....she was wrong, evidence shows she was hacked. If a hi schopl student could hack Jay Johnson and the head of the CIA they certainly could hack HRC's home brewed server.
Then HRC claimed she was so busy working she didn;t have time to use the government secure system so she hired people to create her own. Say what???????? In what universe does that make sense?
But they were our rebels remember ?
We trained and armed them to fight for us as proxy.
Embassies use host countries around the world as primary support, they could have sent additional forces in but they were not sending any significant DOD into a foreign country outside the embassy. Stevens knew the risk involved better than anyone else, you want perfect security in the ME outside the embassy good luck.
Benghazi Chair Goofs And Reveals Same CIA Info He Accused Clinton Of Bungling
"The chairman of the House Select Committee on Benghazi on Sunday accidentally leaked what he had characterized as classified information in a testy back-and-forth with the panel's ranking Democrat, Politico reported.
Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC) appeared to leak the name of a CIA source by accident while responding to a scathing letter from Rep. Elijah Cummings (R-MD). Cummings wrote Gowdy early Sunday demanding that he apologize to Hillary Clinton for falsely…"
One slip of the tongue vs thousands of intentional deviations from secure communications on a server that she claimed was not hacked. Thousand bits of sensitive information avaialble to any high school kid like the one who hacked heads of the DHS and CIA.
Did anything she did with the personal mail server violate a law or other regulation of some sort? If so, punish her to the fullest extent. If not, move on.
I'm no fan of Hillary, but I'm beyond sick of the political grandstanding on both sides of this issue. Prove your case and prosecute if you can.
Difference being what Hillary did wasn't a "goof".
Man you people are dumb as stumps.
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