Obama Administration Refuses To Release Names Of Benghazi Survivors And Refuses To Let Them Be Interviewed (Why?) (Congress, Christmas)
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Why is really a big question. It has been months since the attack and not one person who survived the ordeal has been allowed to be interviewed to get a first hand account of what happened. This is not transparency people. This is what you call suppressing the truth. Not even a congressman can get a interview with them.
This is an interesting topic and just earlier this evening, I was wondering why we haven't heard any more from the families, particularly the woman who lost her only son. One would think with Christmas approaching, some mention would be made of how hard this Christmas will be for her.
Was she paid off? Threatened? Something is not right.
Well, duh! The answer's obvious. In addition to his full-time job as president, he also moonlights as a troll on CD and he knows how to bait people into starting retarded threads. He oughtta slip into a jumpsuit, land on a Navy carrier, and post a sign that says "Mission Accomplished" every time he gets one of these threads going.
That's what happens when you run guns. Whether in be in Benghazi or Mexico, you keep changing your story or hide the people. You can't expect more from the most transparent administration.
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