How many times did Bush blame the attacks on a video?Well, for one thing, he was assassinated with a car bomb. It wasn't because of negligence.
As noted in the article I linked:
"Chinoy said the U.S. Consulate in Karachi had been the target of previous attacks and that the sprawling port city was known to be a center for terrorist groups, including al Qaeda."
Really?
Previous attacks on the Consultant and there was no negligence with the diplomats death?
But I hate to use conjecture, because there was no investigation by the GOP led Armed Services Committee to determine if there was negligence or not. Why?
Has negligence been determined yet in the case of Benghazi? Not by the Armed Services Committee. Even after the 9 Declassified Transcripts Of Benghazi Briefings were released.
Committee Oversight of Benghazi Attack - Committee Actions - Armed Services Republicans
But you are sure using conjecture without facts.
That's not logical, Spock.
Did you even read that the bombing took place OUTSIDE the Consulate? Good grief.
Did you ever consider there should have been security for the US diplomat considering there had been previous attacks on the Consulate?
No? Explain.
Sep 13, 2012 - One reason our embassies are unable to protect themselves? Congress has been slashing their funding for years
Unfortunately, it's an inadequacy Republicans have been trying to exacerbate over the last year.
- The State Department’s funding request for 2013 was $51.6 billion, $300 million less than 2012, because, it said, “this is a time of fiscal retraint.”
How Congress left our embassies exposed - Salon.com
[A]s part of the Republican majority that has controlled the House the last two years, Mr. Issa joined in cutting nearly a half-billion dollars from the State Department’s two main security accounts. One covers things like security staffing, including local guards, armored vehicles and security technology; the other, embassy construction and upgrades. In 2011 and 2012, President Obama sought a total of $5 billion, and the House approved $4.5 billion.
Utah teabagging Rep. Jason Chaffetz has been a leading proponent of Benghazi conspiracy theories, yet even he isn't shy to proclaim his votes against diplomatic security:
O’BRIEN: Is it true that you voted to cut the funding for embassy security?
CHAFFETZ: Absolutely. Look, we have to make priorities and choices in this country.
Republicans slashed diplomatic security budget still trying to cut more
"During the George W. Bush period, there were 13 attacks on various embassies and consulates around the world. Sixty people died."
Prior to Benghazi were there 13 attacks on embassies and 60 deaths under President George W. Bush PolitiFact
In how many of the attacks did Bush cut security personnel in half and not even allow guards to carry guns...then go on television and lie about the cause of the attacks???
Oh brother Mud, why not address my post 107?
I guess you won't, you're too busy putting your foot in your own mouth!
I am so happy that I'm not you.