Angry Irishman
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Oh, so it's all really just political posturing, centered around the presidential campaign, as I offered. Why don't you just say so?
How did it get to be a campaign issue, anyway? OH, I remember- Mitt made it one, rather desperately, had this look on his face as he walked away after the slime attack-
That's a self satisfied chickenshit smirk, isn't it?
I don't disagree that old Mitt tried to spin the tragedy for himself. I don't recall where I wrote otherwise.
The issue is bigger than political campaigning. How is it OK for the (then) Sec of State to walk scot-free from this situation? How is OK that no one so much as lost their jobs? This wasn't a random unknown about event without forewarning....it was pure negligence to leave our folks there...period. It sure would look bad though to pull them out of Libya considering how we were the saviors of that shithole. Moving out just wouldn't look good to the remainder of the world or the presidential voting base.
Your missing the point altogether. I don't care about the politics or the parties. I care that no one from the POTUS down has been held responsible in any way...regardless of what their party affiliation is. Is that so wrong? I wouldn't even label the situation a scandal; I'd define it as an unresolved lack of leadership and accountability.
And good Lord....don't talk to me about smirks. Our current POTUS is a master of body language and facial expressions.