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The former CIA director's friend and former executive officer in Iraq, retired Col. Peter Mansoor, said Petraeus is displeased at conspiracy theories that claimed he was avoiding testimony on Benghazi, according to the Daily Mail.
Conservative wingnuts, please be sure to disregard this news immediately as it does not fit into your semi-coherent agenda of "let's try to blame Obama for everything on earth that we can think of."
Conservative wingnuts, please be sure to disregard this news immediately as it does not fit into your semi-coherent agenda of "let's try to blame Obama for everything on earth that we can think of."
I think you have that backward. Nobody ever said he didn't want to testify. In fact, everybody I know thinks he did want to testify. It was widely reported that he was looking forward to it.
What a strange way to spin and twist facts you have.
Well, I see now that even the national news is reporting that the 'conservatives have a conspiracy theory' about all this. That should bump up their esteem in everyone's eyes.
Yeah the idea that somehow his testimony was going to lead to Obama somehow being impeached because of "revelations" from Petraeus is just more of the same ignorant wishful-thinking nonsense similar to that espoused by the Birthers and other lunatics.
The fact is, those clowns' political choice LOST - and Obama IS and WILL BE our President until his 2nd term is done. It's as simple as that.
Ken
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