OpEd: Jack
Hillary is so full of it...oh my a "purported concussion"....nice cop out to avoid being found guilty for the Benghazi cover-up of #Obama et al...hello, daily our brave young soldiers suffer concussions on a daily basis and still continue the fight...even though they receive 1/10th of the payroll and comfort Ms. Clinton receives for her failure to respond and act on their behalf! just *SMH*
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The State Department-sponsored report examining the Sept. 11 attack
on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi is complete and in Secretary Hillary
Clinton's hands.
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland on Monday confirmed that the report went to Clinton earlier in the day.
Though Clinton is no longer expected to testify before Congress this Thursday on the Benghazi attack, due to a purported concussion sustained last week, the leaders of the investigating panel are expected to brief lawmakers on Wednesday.
Senior State Department officials William Burns and Thomas Nides are also expected to take Clinton's place at the hearings on Thursday.
The review into the Libya attack was led by Adm. Mike Mullen, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Thomas Pickering, a former U.S. diplomat who has held several positions.
Hillary is so full of it...oh my a "purported concussion"....nice cop out to avoid being found guilty for the Benghazi cover-up of #Obama et al...hello, daily our brave young soldiers suffer concussions on a daily basis and still continue the fight...even though they receive 1/10th of the payroll and comfort Ms. Clinton receives for her failure to respond and act on their behalf! just *SMH*
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via:
FoxNews.com
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland on Monday confirmed that the report went to Clinton earlier in the day.
Though Clinton is no longer expected to testify before Congress this Thursday on the Benghazi attack, due to a purported concussion sustained last week, the leaders of the investigating panel are expected to brief lawmakers on Wednesday.
Senior State Department officials William Burns and Thomas Nides are also expected to take Clinton's place at the hearings on Thursday.
The review into the Libya attack was led by Adm. Mike Mullen, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Thomas Pickering, a former U.S. diplomat who has held several positions.
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