Benghazi Will Screw Obama, Which He Deserves

[giblets]

Australian politics must be really boring if you'd rather read about this stuff.

[Felch]

These two observations are total bull****. The military personnel have to defend themselves (with paperwork) following a firefight, just like cops do domestically, which is ridiculous.
As far as derailing Clinton, she and Obama are doing that without help.

What's this about paperwork?

[SlowwHand]

An incident report, yes.

[MrFun]

Since so many of us want to play the blame game, I thought I would chime in, and just blame Republicans in Congress for the Benghazi disaster/tragedy by cutting Obama's request for embassy security spending.

[DinoDoc]

Since so many of us want to play the blame game, I thought I would chime in, and just blame Republicans in Congress for the Benghazi disaster/tragedy by cutting Obama's request for embassy security spending.

Should Charlene Lamb be in legal trouble for lying to Congress?

[SlowwHand]

[MRT144]

Apparently HC thought Romney would win:

http://apolyton.net/poll.php?pollid=12529&do=showresults

So satisfying, especially the VA call.

[kentonio]

I'm really torn over whether the Republicans desperation to make Benghazi relevant is the saddest and most pathetic example of a party losing their collective minds, or just one of the top three examples.

When you have a senator managing to keep a straight face long enough to call it "the most egregious cover-up in American history." and start talking impeachment, and other senators desperately trying to stop the inevitable loss of the next election by saying this makes Clinton 'unfit to be President', you know your party has really lost the plot. Oh and huge thanks to Huckerbee for the belly laughs he provided with his 'worse than Watergate' line.

Thank Republicans, please keep the comedy coming. I know it's not kind to laugh at others misfortunes, but watching the wheels come off this particular clown car is hilarious. I look forward with huge anticipation to the inevitably stupid attempts to impeach.

[giblets]

There will be no impeachment since John Boehner is not enough of a dumbass to do that.

[Hauldren Collider]

That, and there's the fact that being a terrible president isn't an impeachable offense.

[kentonio]

That, and there's the fact that being a terrible president isn't an impeachable offense.

Thank goodness, otherwise there would have been an awful lot of impeachments over the years.

[DinoDoc]

That, and there's the fact that being a terrible president isn't an impeachable offense.

Not Benghazi but...
He has, acting personally and through his subordinates and agents, endeavored to obtain from the Internal Revenue Service, in violation of the constitutional rights of citizens, confidential information contained in income tax returns for purposed not authorized by law, and to cause, in violation of the constitutional rights of citizens, income tax audits or other income tax investigations to be initiated or conducted in a discriminatory manner. - Article II of the Nixon Articles of Impeachment

[Hauldren Collider]

There's no evidence Obama was involved in the IRS stuff and I would be surprised if he was stupid enough to have his fingerprints on any of it if he was. Most likely, it was just low level government bureaucrats being the dumbasses that they already are. They probably didn't even think they were being partisan.

All of them need to have their asses forcibly thrown out the door, of course.

[Colonâ„¢]

That, and there's the fact that being a terrible president isn't an impeachable offense.

It is in Paraguay!

[SlowwHand]

I'm really torn over whether the Republicans desperation to make Benghazi relevant is the saddest and most pathetic example of a party losing their collective minds, or just one of the top three examples.

You're as sick and warped as those you for whom you try to make excuses. Here's a News Flash for you, it is relevant. That's what you, Clinton and Obama just don't get.
That's the problem.