in case the "moderator" rejects it: We could only wish.
How about her emails to Chelsea the night of the attack stating that it was an Al Qaeda-like group that was responsible, or her email to the Egyptian prime minister that said it was a pre-planned attack and that it had nothing to do with the video (which had been out for months and had few hits, anyway)? It kind of makes the Administration's statements over the next couple of weeks look rather, um, false, doesn't it. It also makes a complete hash out of Susan Rice's Sunday political show appearances, and makes the people who attacked Republicans and others who said that what Rice said was either a stupid, unbelievable (or that if the Administration truly believed, then they themselves were stupid) look like the total chumps they were. Of course, the Clintons have always ended up making their defenders look like chumps in the end. It is a total mystery to me why people are so willing to cheerfully throw their own credibility (and sometimes their very integrity) under the bus to prop up these very disappointing people. Almost like a cult of personality, I swear.
Oh the utter irony of this post following the preceding one.....
ReplyDeleteSo, oh marxist one, requiring a former government employee to testify as to her activities while an employee is analogous to the Gestapo....
But wanting to send armed government agents into the homes of people who you disagree with politically is just a dandy idea?
Gotcha.
in case the "moderator" rejects it:
ReplyDeleteWe could only wish.
How about her emails to Chelsea the night of the attack stating that it was an Al Qaeda-like group that was responsible, or her email to the Egyptian prime minister that said it was a pre-planned attack and that it had nothing to do with the video (which had been out for months and had few hits, anyway)? It kind of makes the Administration's statements over the next couple of weeks look rather, um, false, doesn't it. It also makes a complete hash out of Susan Rice's Sunday political show appearances, and makes the people who attacked Republicans and others who said that what Rice said was either a stupid, unbelievable (or that if the Administration truly believed, then they themselves were stupid) look like the total chumps they were. Of course, the Clintons have always ended up making their defenders look like chumps in the end. It is a total mystery to me why people are so willing to cheerfully throw their own credibility (and sometimes their very integrity) under the bus to prop up these very disappointing people. Almost like a cult of personality, I swear.