That's all well and good, as long as in kicking and screaming we don't usher in a new administration that is even worse and thinks it has a mandate to do pretty much the same thing - as long as they aren't the old administration. It's no secret that I generally despise the Republican Party somewhat less than the Democrat Party, but this is an issue where I'm even more leery of the Pubbies. (Except my state's Pubbies; my Representative and Senators are all on the right side. If memory serves, only Tennessee's lone Democrat Representative was on the wrong side.)
Fern said it best:
I have no idea if the administration is lying and stonewalling because of serious malfeasance, or to protect vital national secrets, or to protect against relatively minor lapses being blown up for political attacks, or simply habit and a general disdain for the American public. (We're such children.) I can't even be sure how much truth is in all the allegations of a very deep cover-up with monthly lie detector tests and posting agents to out-of-the-way places - sometimes these things get blown up from one or two actual things to a supposed massive cover-up. I can easily imagine one or a few CIA assets being sent away to keep secret an embarrassing and/or dangerous secret totally unrelated to Benghazi, thereby causing a cascade of rumors and attribution of many unrelated occurrences to a massive Benghazi cover-up. Who really knows? As Fern says, probably key facts are missing or the facts we think we have are wrong. It's the freakin' Kennedy assassinations all over again.
Um, you DO know we recovered over five hundred tons of yellow cake uranium in Iraq, right? Under our supervision it was sold to Canada, whose reactors can use yellow cake uranium. (Most reactors need yellow cake uranium to be significantly enriched before being useful as fuel.)
Interestingly, Libya had one of the longest running nuclear weapons programs in the Arab world, partnering at times with India, the Soviet Union, Japan, Argentina, Red China, even (briefly) Belgium, but mostly of course Pakistan. After a US naval interdiction in October 2003, Quadhafi came clean and in December 2003 signed an agreement admitting his not-so-secret nuclear program and opening his facilities to international inspection. (Certainly he had been told he was going to be the next Iraq, which in 2003 was still a credible threat.) We found that although his centrifuges were more advanced than we had thought, Libya had taken possession of only a few hundred of the 10,000 Quadhafi had contracted to buy to produce up to ten deployable bombs a year. Most of the yellow cake Quadhafi purchased from Niger was apparently resold to Pakistan in return for technical assistance - although honestly he doesn't seem to have received much value for his millions and his uranium - but we did ship 25 tons of yellow cake uranium, centrifuges, and other components from Libya to Oak Ridge, TN in 2004. So the reason there was no yellow cake uranium in Libya is - Bush.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/libya/nuclear.htm
Now you know.