The RNC Benghazi Attack Ad that Never Ran (ABC NEWS) (Clinton, administration)
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It was the Benghazi attack ad the Republican National Committee created but never aired.
ABC News has obtained an ad the RNC made last fall and approved to air in the final weeks of the presidential campaign. The ad begins with a replay of Hillary Clinton’s famous “3 a.m. phone call” commercial from the 2008 campaign and then cuts to video of the burning U.S. consulate in Benghazi Libya.
Over the images of the attack–in which four Americans were killed–words appear on the screen:
“The Call Came … On September 12, 2012.” As the screen goes black, the words continue: “Security Requests Denied. Four Americans Dead. And an Administration whose story is still changing.
Rand Paul finally blurted out that the spin on Bengazi and the dance around the dead bodies is all about smearing Hillary Clinton, because GOP thinks she will be running in 2016.
Rand Paul finally blurted out that the spin on Bengazi and the dance around the dead bodies is all about smearing Hillary Clinton, because GOP thinks she will be running in 2016.
Smearing Hillary AND making fools of themselves.They`re only having success with #2.
Smearing Hillary AND making fools of themselves.They`re only having success with #2.
What would be great is if they waste the next two years trying to destroy her and they she doesn't even run.
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