Zam-Zam
Senator
Trey Gowdy's 2-year probe was summarized in an 800 page report that I'm sure everyone here read cover-to-cover before commenting on it. I know I didn't. Some have commented that the report was partisan. They even say this as if it were a profound statement.
Of course it was partisan. Just as everything done by any group of liberals is partisan. Or as the kids like to say, "Duh!".
To me, Benghazi comes down to a few simple facts, which are not in dispute by anyone:
1) Someone in the Obama administration sent Chris Stevens to Benghazi.
2) Someone in the Obama administration was responsible for Chris Steven's security detail.
3) As it turned out, that security was woefully inadequate.
4) The attack that killed Chris Stevens and three others took place on September 11, which is a date when one would think the US would be on heightened alert, especially in a part of the world like Benghazi.
The second part of #4 is not a fact but an assumption, but it seems like a reasonable assumption, at least to me.
So, should more have been done to protect the ambassador? Again, the answer is "Duh!".
Whether or not anyone should be held accountable seems like a moot point to me. No one will be held accountable, because that's just the way things work.
The President, of course, whether his name be Obama or Bush or anyone else, is ultimately responsible for the what happens in his or her administration. It comes with the job.
That doesn't mean that those with power are going to hold themselves accountable. For anything. Ever.
And that's just the way it is. So I've moved on. Whether or not you do the same is up to you.
Of course it was partisan. Just as everything done by any group of liberals is partisan. Or as the kids like to say, "Duh!".
To me, Benghazi comes down to a few simple facts, which are not in dispute by anyone:
1) Someone in the Obama administration sent Chris Stevens to Benghazi.
2) Someone in the Obama administration was responsible for Chris Steven's security detail.
3) As it turned out, that security was woefully inadequate.
4) The attack that killed Chris Stevens and three others took place on September 11, which is a date when one would think the US would be on heightened alert, especially in a part of the world like Benghazi.
The second part of #4 is not a fact but an assumption, but it seems like a reasonable assumption, at least to me.
So, should more have been done to protect the ambassador? Again, the answer is "Duh!".
Whether or not anyone should be held accountable seems like a moot point to me. No one will be held accountable, because that's just the way things work.
The President, of course, whether his name be Obama or Bush or anyone else, is ultimately responsible for the what happens in his or her administration. It comes with the job.
That doesn't mean that those with power are going to hold themselves accountable. For anything. Ever.
And that's just the way it is. So I've moved on. Whether or not you do the same is up to you.