Declassified Benghazi documents prove Obama lied

[exploited]

Standard policy is for standard situations though. Not missions in a wartorn country patrolled by Islamists with zero escape routes and tons of preliminary warnings.

Literally any of us would look at that situation and say "Wow that is totally inadequate." Why couldn't the people responsible for such decisions? And have they been relieved of their positions?

The mission was overrun and the ambassador killed. I just don't see how that can't be called a security lapse.

[The Dude]

[fstarcstar]

[eynon81]

[Gremlin]

None of this making sense garbage is relevant.

[Ben Huh]

The person that the admin thought was responsible for this was force retired due to illness, after watching her undersecretary make the rounds on the media. I am obviously referring to Hilary Clinton and no, I personally do not think a forced retirement is enough. My problem with the GOP's tactics when discussing Benghazi is that it is always about what caused it. Who gives shit? The important part is not whether it was planned long-term or something spontaneous (IMO it was the former), the point is why did something like one of our overseas embassies get overran that quickly to begin with? Why were Stephens' request for aid denied for months when he is there on the ground in Libya and knows what he is requesting help for?

[Mr. Shaman]

[Philly]

[Mr. Shaman]