I also find it humorous that you distrust him because his wife was formerly a defense contractor that provides security services to the State Department. Yet you are probably unable to contain yourself while reading the Benghazi book by three former employees of defense contractors that provide security services to the State Department. Yes these "commandos" are all private contractors. Or were, until they became motivational speakers pushing their latest book.

Sorry, people like you make me chuckle. You say you want facts, but you praise or trash people based on whether or not they confirm your feelings.

Aren't you proud? You believe the people sitting at desks over the ones on the ground. YOu know, the ones who actually risked their lives--two of their fellow fighters gave up their lives.

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Then maybe you should fire up an inquiry into how the GOP managed to put a congressman they don't trust in charge of the committee responsible for oversight.

He's on his way out. And, I don't defend the GOP when they are wrong.

He's retiring after 20 years in government. And it sounds more like you chuck anyone under the bus that does not come up with a result that you like. Oh, but I'm sure that you can point me to the posts from years ago which show your dislike of him.

I also find it humorous that you distrust him because his wife was formerly a defense contractor that provides security services to the State Department. Yet you are probably unable to contain yourself while reading the Benghazi book by three former employees of defense contractors that provide security services to the State Department. Yes these "commandos" are all private contractors. Or were, until they became motivational speakers pushing their latest book.

Sorry, people like you make me chuckle. You say you want facts, but you praise or trash people based on whether or not they confirm your feelings.

Then maybe you should fire up an inquiry into how the GOP managed to put a congressman they don't trust in charge of the committee responsible for oversight.

He's on his way out. And, I don't defend the GOP when they are wrong.

Anonymous wrote:Read the book. I am into it now, and it's pretty fascinating. The book will sell regardless of the Intel report and its findings. The fact is, people simply do not believe this administration anymore. Too many lies re: too many areas.

Like Kennedy assassination books, there is a market for any conspiracy, no matter how inaccurate or even farfetched.