So place the blame where it belongs - squarely on the shoulders of Hitlery Clinton and Barry Sorento. Just imagine if they had come out and admitted the truth from the beginning (that it was not a YouTube video but rather a planned and coordinated attack - of which they had advance knowledge of and that they refused to provide the proper security for State Department personnel in Libya). There would have been nothing to investigate.Rice and Panetta were given the blame in the report. Now, let's move on. There are no new issues from this report other than it cost $7 million to investigate 4 deaths. The 9-11 investigation spent $12 million on 3000 deaths. We did not get our money's worth. It was a big waste of money and time. It was political.The latest desperate attempt by liberals to avoid Benghazi is to now cry about the money spent on investigating it ($7 million). Ironic coming from a group that lives to throw around money like a gangsta-rapper in a video. As usual, their ill-conceived plan here has backfired as it simply has gone to illustrate not only their hypocrisy, but their extraordinary level of financial waste and abuse.
- The National Science Foundation spent $412,930 on a study that published scientific results on the “relationship between gender and glaciers.” The results concluded that “ice is not just ice,” and instructed scientists to take a “feminist postcolonial” approach when studying melting ice caps and climate change.
- The soap opera series “Love, Sex, and Choices” has received $3,134,199 from the National Institutes of Health for 12 episodes about HIV. One episode viewed by the Washington Free Beacon begins with a graphic oral sex scene between a woman and her ex, while a child plays in the other room.
- The National Endowment for the Arts recently spent $20,000 for a play about “rape culture,” and the Environmental Protection Agency has invested $90,000 in technology to track how long Americans spend in the shower when they stay in hotels.
- Another National Science Foundation project has spent $548,459 videotaping male college engineering students while they work in labs to see if they are causing women to experience “microaggressions.”
The above mentioned taxpayer-funded projects total $7,747,171, over $500,000 more than what Congress spent investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack.
- Finally, a joint project by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health has spent $3,541,583 on a series of anti-obesity hip-hop songs, such as the Barry White-inspired “Bake Don’t Fry” that urges kids to lay off the French Fries.
(Now watch as the liberals who respond to this thread attempt to make an even more desperate case about how "important" it is for tax payers to fund the study of glacier gender and rap songs)
Feds Spent More on Soap Operas, Obesity Rap Songs, Hotel Shower Monitoring Than Benghazi Committee
The latest desperate attempt by liberals to avoid Benghazi is to now cry about the money spent on investigating it ($7 million). Ironic coming from a group that lives to throw around money like a gangsta-rapper in a video. As usual, their ill-conceived plan here has backfired as it simply has gone to illustrate not only their hypocrisy, but their extraordinary level of financial waste and abuse.
- The National Science Foundation spent $412,930 on a study that published scientific results on the “relationship between gender and glaciers.” The results concluded that “ice is not just ice,” and instructed scientists to take a “feminist postcolonial” approach when studying melting ice caps and climate change.
- The soap opera series “Love, Sex, and Choices” has received $3,134,199 from the National Institutes of Health for 12 episodes about HIV. One episode viewed by the Washington Free Beacon begins with a graphic oral sex scene between a woman and her ex, while a child plays in the other room.
- The National Endowment for the Arts recently spent $20,000 for a play about “rape culture,” and the Environmental Protection Agency has invested $90,000 in technology to track how long Americans spend in the shower when they stay in hotels.
- Another National Science Foundation project has spent $548,459 videotaping male college engineering students while they work in labs to see if they are causing women to experience “microaggressions.”
The above mentioned taxpayer-funded projects total $7,747,171, over $500,000 more than what Congress spent investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack.
- Finally, a joint project by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health has spent $3,541,583 on a series of anti-obesity hip-hop songs, such as the Barry White-inspired “Bake Don’t Fry” that urges kids to lay off the French Fries.
(Now watch as the liberals who respond to this thread attempt to make an even more desperate case about how "important" it is for tax payers to fund the study of glacier gender and rap songs
Feds Spent More on Soap Operas, Obesity Rap Songs, Hotel Shower Monitoring Than Benghazi Committee
So place the blame where it belongs - squarely on the shoulders of Hitlery Clinton and Barry Sorento. Just imagine if they had come out and admitted the truth from the beginning (that it was not a YouTube video but rather a planned and coordinated attack - of which they had advance knowledge of and that they refused to provide the proper security for State Department personnel in Libya). There would have been nothing to investigate.Rice and Panetta were given the blame in the report. Now, let's move on. There are no new issues from this report other than it cost $7 million to investigate 4 deaths. The 9-11 investigation spent $12 million on 3000 deaths. We did not get our money's worth. It was a big waste of money and time. It was political.The latest desperate attempt by liberals to avoid Benghazi is to now cry about the money spent on investigating it ($7 million). Ironic coming from a group that lives to throw around money like a gangsta-rapper in a video. As usual, their ill-conceived plan here has backfired as it simply has gone to illustrate not only their hypocrisy, but their extraordinary level of financial waste and abuse.
- The National Science Foundation spent $412,930 on a study that published scientific results on the “relationship between gender and glaciers.” The results concluded that “ice is not just ice,” and instructed scientists to take a “feminist postcolonial” approach when studying melting ice caps and climate change.
- The soap opera series “Love, Sex, and Choices” has received $3,134,199 from the National Institutes of Health for 12 episodes about HIV. One episode viewed by the Washington Free Beacon begins with a graphic oral sex scene between a woman and her ex, while a child plays in the other room.
- The National Endowment for the Arts recently spent $20,000 for a play about “rape culture,” and the Environmental Protection Agency has invested $90,000 in technology to track how long Americans spend in the shower when they stay in hotels.
- Another National Science Foundation project has spent $548,459 videotaping male college engineering students while they work in labs to see if they are causing women to experience “microaggressions.”
The above mentioned taxpayer-funded projects total $7,747,171, over $500,000 more than what Congress spent investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack.
- Finally, a joint project by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health has spent $3,541,583 on a series of anti-obesity hip-hop songs, such as the Barry White-inspired “Bake Don’t Fry” that urges kids to lay off the French Fries.
(Now watch as the liberals who respond to this thread attempt to make an even more desperate case about how "important" it is for tax payers to fund the study of glacier gender and rap songs
Feds Spent More on Soap Operas, Obesity Rap Songs, Hotel Shower Monitoring Than Benghazi Committee
If liberals weren't pathological liars and serious criminals, this nation wouldn't need to send years and millions of dollars investigating them. And....if you're side of the aisle would run these dirt-bags off (like we did John Boehner) and get some people with integrity in office, none of this would be necessary. Though - I will just you some slack here. Trying to find a liberal politician with a shred of integrity is like trying to find Jimmy Hoffa's body.
"Good" Syrian rebels? Funny - I heard that we were running guns to Al Qaeda to overthrow Assad. The things we heard only match up if one considers Al Qaeda "good".
Yep, Ah thaynk they'm fudged 'bout it being 'bout 9-11 fer a few days, there'm.
The latest desperate attempt by liberals to avoid Benghazi is to now cry about the money spent on investigating it ($7 million). Ironic coming from a group that lives to throw around money like a gangsta-rapper in a video. As usual, their ill-conceived plan here has backfired as it simply has gone to illustrate not only their hypocrisy, but their extraordinary level of financial waste and abuse.
- The National Science Foundation spent $412,930 on a study that published scientific results on the “relationship between gender and glaciers.” The results concluded that “ice is not just ice,” and instructed scientists to take a “feminist postcolonial” approach when studying melting ice caps and climate change.
- The soap opera series “Love, Sex, and Choices” has received $3,134,199 from the National Institutes of Health for 12 episodes about HIV. One episode viewed by the Washington Free Beacon begins with a graphic oral sex scene between a woman and her ex, while a child plays in the other room.
- The National Endowment for the Arts recently spent $20,000 for a play about “rape culture,” and the Environmental Protection Agency has invested $90,000 in technology to track how long Americans spend in the shower when they stay in hotels.
- Another National Science Foundation project has spent $548,459 videotaping male college engineering students while they work in labs to see if they are causing women to experience “microaggressions.”
The above mentioned taxpayer-funded projects total $7,747,171, over $500,000 more than what Congress spent investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack.
- Finally, a joint project by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health has spent $3,541,583 on a series of anti-obesity hip-hop songs, such as the Barry White-inspired “Bake Don’t Fry” that urges kids to lay off the French Fries.
(Now watch as the liberals who respond to this thread attempt to make an even more desperate case about how "important" it is for tax payers to fund the study of glacier gender and rap songs
Feds Spent More on Soap Operas, Obesity Rap Songs, Hotel Shower Monitoring Than Benghazi Committee
I've only ever wanted ONE investigation. One thorough investigation which ultimately hold Barry Sorento and Hitlery Clinton responsible for their actions.The latest desperate attempt by liberals to avoid Benghazi is to now cry about the money spent on investigating it ($7 million). Ironic coming from a group that lives to throw around money like a gangsta-rapper in a video. As usual, their ill-conceived plan here has backfired as it simply has gone to illustrate not only their hypocrisy, but their extraordinary level of financial waste and abuse.
- The National Science Foundation spent $412,930 on a study that published scientific results on the “relationship between gender and glaciers.” The results concluded that “ice is not just ice,” and instructed scientists to take a “feminist postcolonial” approach when studying melting ice caps and climate change.
- The soap opera series “Love, Sex, and Choices” has received $3,134,199 from the National Institutes of Health for 12 episodes about HIV. One episode viewed by the Washington Free Beacon begins with a graphic oral sex scene between a woman and her ex, while a child plays in the other room.
- The National Endowment for the Arts recently spent $20,000 for a play about “rape culture,” and the Environmental Protection Agency has invested $90,000 in technology to track how long Americans spend in the shower when they stay in hotels.
- Another National Science Foundation project has spent $548,459 videotaping male college engineering students while they work in labs to see if they are causing women to experience “microaggressions.”
The above mentioned taxpayer-funded projects total $7,747,171, over $500,000 more than what Congress spent investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack.
- Finally, a joint project by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health has spent $3,541,583 on a series of anti-obesity hip-hop songs, such as the Barry White-inspired “Bake Don’t Fry” that urges kids to lay off the French Fries.
(Now watch as the liberals who respond to this thread attempt to make an even more desperate case about how "important" it is for tax payers to fund the study of glacier gender and rap songs
Feds Spent More on Soap Operas, Obesity Rap Songs, Hotel Shower Monitoring Than Benghazi Committee
How many more investigations do you want?
I've only ever wanted ONE investigation. One thorough investigation which ultimately hold Barry Sorento and Hitlery Clinton responsible for their actions.The latest desperate attempt by liberals to avoid Benghazi is to now cry about the money spent on investigating it ($7 million). Ironic coming from a group that lives to throw around money like a gangsta-rapper in a video. As usual, their ill-conceived plan here has backfired as it simply has gone to illustrate not only their hypocrisy, but their extraordinary level of financial waste and abuse.
- The National Science Foundation spent $412,930 on a study that published scientific results on the “relationship between gender and glaciers.” The results concluded that “ice is not just ice,” and instructed scientists to take a “feminist postcolonial” approach when studying melting ice caps and climate change.
- The soap opera series “Love, Sex, and Choices” has received $3,134,199 from the National Institutes of Health for 12 episodes about HIV. One episode viewed by the Washington Free Beacon begins with a graphic oral sex scene between a woman and her ex, while a child plays in the other room.
- The National Endowment for the Arts recently spent $20,000 for a play about “rape culture,” and the Environmental Protection Agency has invested $90,000 in technology to track how long Americans spend in the shower when they stay in hotels.
- Another National Science Foundation project has spent $548,459 videotaping male college engineering students while they work in labs to see if they are causing women to experience “microaggressions.”
The above mentioned taxpayer-funded projects total $7,747,171, over $500,000 more than what Congress spent investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack.
- Finally, a joint project by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health has spent $3,541,583 on a series of anti-obesity hip-hop songs, such as the Barry White-inspired “Bake Don’t Fry” that urges kids to lay off the French Fries.
(Now watch as the liberals who respond to this thread attempt to make an even more desperate case about how "important" it is for tax payers to fund the study of glacier gender and rap songs
Feds Spent More on Soap Operas, Obesity Rap Songs, Hotel Shower Monitoring Than Benghazi Committee
How many more investigations do you want?
