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Rice acknowledges some of her Benghazi info was incorrect but has no regrets | Fox News
Wow, the lies from these leftist assholes never ******* ends. And they don't even care.
they made up the story about the movie, only a complete buffoon buys that.
Rice said “No,” when Gregory asked whether she had any regrets about her statements.
Rice said the Benghazi attacks appeared to be a "spontaneous reaction” to an anti-Islamic video on the Internet.
At least that ***** got a great job and the spouse of those murdered have a nice warm tombstone to snuggle with.
I don't ever expect this regime to apologize for lying. They are mad they were caught and still trying to spin it.
Lying about the cause of the attacks is really bad because it looks like they were making stuff up to protect radical Muslims. Not cool. I just hope in the end it wasn't because they knew about the planned attack and were complacent.
We should have been aggressive at finding those responsible, yet the only one Hillary vowed to get was the filmmaker.
More negative remarks were made about the anti-Muslim film than about the subhuman pieces of scum that committed the murders. That alone is telling. I was shocked at the mindset of people in the Obama administration. When the lie fell through, they became defensive and we still don't have answers. The false talking points are still circulating, but those have been debunked. Obama supposedly hears everything on the news like the rest of us. Such bullshit. He started telling the lie about the film maker right away and won't say who spun that lie. Being he, Hillary and Rice are the only ones who stated that, it's safe to say that one of them, or all of them, conspired to mislead the American people and protect the terrorists.
Polls show that the majority of Americans still want questions answered about Benghazi and want congress to continue investigating.
Sorry, Lamestreamers: Most Americans Believe Benghazi Investigation Should Continue | Independent Journal Review
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