House Republicans and the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton sparred Saturday over the details of having her testify publicly before a House panel investigating the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
The tensions came one day after a report from the U.S. intelligence community’s inspector general that a personal e- mail account used by Clinton when she was secretary of state contained some information that should have been classified and secured. The inspector general said no e-mails reviewed by its office were labeled as classified.
The latest squabble centered on the ground rules for an expected public hearing with Clinton before the House Select Committee on Benghazi. The committee is investigating actions taken by Clinton, a 2016 Democratic presidential candidate, following the attacks that left U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three others dead.
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we need to be telling her when to show up. Why let her set the date so she can lie some more.
ReplyDeleteEverything from her mouth will either be Hillary Doublespeak or scripted by her 30 lawyers.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that she is fighting so that she doesn't have to answer questions should be enough of an answer to the public. If she had no wrong doing, she wouldn't put up a fight.
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ReplyDeleteMrs. Bill Clinton, to mirror.
"I forget"
"At this point, what does it matter?"
"Well, that was a detail from my lovely daughter's wedding so I deleted it."
"That'll be $250,000"
"Huma, I'm ready to testify."
Obama will make her Disappear....
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