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re: Politico: Republicans stick with Benghazi cash grab
Posted on 5/8/14 at 8:39 am to KeyserSoze999
Posted on 5/8/14 at 8:39 am to KeyserSoze999
So, I guess it isn't political, that the Dems want to move on, and sweep it under the rug. Liberals have blinders on, its amusing to see the circles they weave to sell their ideology.
Posted on 5/8/14 at 8:50 am to CamdenTiger
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and sweep it under the rug.
But there has already been the following:
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence conducted a bipartisan investigation, with interviews of government officials and U.S. personnel on the ground during the attacks, and the review of “thousands of intelligence reports…and internal documents,” including emails, cables, and surveillance videos.
So what did it find? The committee’s 85-page report, released in January 2014, set forth in great detail the facts of the attack. The report concluded that the attack could have been prevented, and it faulted the State Department for failing to increase security. The intelligence community also was singled out for failing to properly assess the risks posed. However, the committee rejected Republican allegations of a political coverup.
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The Republican-controlled House Armed Services Committee also conducted a comprehensive review of classified and unclassified documents, and interviewed people with relevant information.
The committee’s report, released in February 2014, laid the blame for the attack on White House officials, who failed “to comprehend or ignored the dramatically deteriorating security situation in Libya.” The committee also faulted the State Department for reducing security at the consulate. However, the committee denied assertions that a “stand down” order had been issued to U.S. military personnel not to assist U.S. personnel during the attack.
How many more investigations do you need?
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