Back on the OP, as we get a few years away from the Obama administration and the collapse of the Clinton dynasty, I fully expect we'll see details emerge on what really happened that night and the cover up afterward.
nothing new divine ,,,both sides try to cover up mistakes,,,,,some mistakes are more grievous than others
So you admit the Democrats, specifically Obama, covered up Benghazi? Interesting.
What, specifically, do you think he was covering up and why?
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House Benghazi report faults military response, not Clinton, for deaths
Panel chair Trey Gowdy concludes $7m investigation with 800-page report that accuses US of being slow to respond after 2012 attack was already under way
Benghazi report blames military for slow response after attack
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David Smith in Washington
Tuesday 28 June 2016 10.49 EDTLast modified on Tuesday 31 January 2017 10.53 EST
House Republicans investigating the 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya, have found no new evidence to conclude that
Hillary Clinton, secretary of state at the time, was culpable in the deaths of four Americans, according to the committee’s final report released on Tuesday.
The 800-page document released by the Republicans on the House select committee on Benghazi brought to a close a fiercely partisan, two-year, $7m investigation that included interviews with more than 80 witnesses. The report reveals new details about the night of the attack and concludes that the Obama administration failed to recognize the possibility of it happening.
Ambassador Christopher Stevens, his state department colleague Sean Smith and former Navy Seals Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty were killed when
Islamist militants stormed the US consulate in Benghazi on 11 September 2012. Controversy has raged ever since over the chain of events and how much support the men had from Washington.
The White House noted tersely that this was the eighth congressional committee to investigate the attacks and went on longer than the 9/11 commission and the committees designated to look at Pearl Harbor, the assassination of President John F Kennedy, the Iran-Contra affair and Watergate. It accused Republicans of pursuing “wild conspiracy theories”.
Committee chairman Trey Gowdy, a Republican from South Carolina, denied that presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Clinton was the target. “When the select committee was formed, I promised to conduct this investigation in a manner worthy of the American people’s respect, and worthy of the memory of those who died,” he said.
“That is exactly what my colleagues and I have done. Now, I simply ask the American people to read this report for themselves, look at the evidence we have collected, and reach their own conclusions.”