The Attack in Benghazi: Worth Investigating After All [The Atlantic]

The Atlantic ^ | 2 Aug 2013 | Conor Friedersdorf

[tellw]

CNN reports that dozens of CIA agents were on the ground there -- and that they're being pressured to keep quiet. Why?

Suddenly it is imperative that Congress investigate details surrounding the attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens. I've never felt that way before. But Drew Griffin's scoop changed my mind.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Adding another “n” to his name may increase his IQ by at least 50 points...

[Bon mots]

[jiggyboy]

I love the Housecleaner Hillary one.

[popdonnelly]

The CIA involvement explains why the FBI investigation is not proceeding. But I think Brennan’s got some ‘splainin’ to do.

[montag813]

That giant sucking sound is Hillary’s White House hopes swirling around the drain.

[bamahead]

That kind of thing happens when you think for yourself....

You give way too much credit. He's not thinking for himself. It took having an 'approved' news source saying 'something smells fishy' for his feeble mind to switch gears.

This idiot was no doubt in the 'phony scandal' camp up to the point where someone told him 'it's OK to think differently now'...

[Broker]

Brennan. Our dear Moslem in chief of CIA. SUNNI

[Uncle Miltie]

“Suddenly”?

Idiots.

[VerySadAmerican]

Wife says the fear of attacks on embassies is a smoke screen, a diversion.

[MWestMom]

This idiot was no doubt in the ‘phony scandal’ camp up to the point where someone told him ‘it’s OK to think differently now’...

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Sadly, you are probably correct...

[uncommonsense]

What a frikin' tool - how do these useful idiots employed in propaganda maintain any credibility amongst the other useful idiots who vote?

"I don't worry too much about the State Department and the CIA taking steps to keep their employees alive, and learning from instances in which they're killed. All the incentives are aligned."