Dumb Fuck = Ralphie Wrote:
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> Major Malfunction Wrote:
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> > That's ridiculous.
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> How so?
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> > As well as with respect to how the
> > attack was knowingly misrepresented to the
> public.
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> Yeah. You go ahead and prove THAT!
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It's proven on its face. They pushed one story while knowing otherwise. The facts and timelines as produced demonstrate that was the case. Even they now effectively concede the point in their own attempt to backtrack and claim that they kinda sorta did call it terrorism once in passing. Unfortunately, that was incidental to their maintaining emphatically many times and in well documented fashion over the next weeks that it was a demonstration gone bad and the video was the problem.
> > The reason that she feigned being upset is
> that
> > she doesn't have a good answer.
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> Hillary's answers were EXCELLENT: Thorough, clear,
> honest. You have no idea what your talking about.
Well, you don't have to take it from me. If you look around you'll find commentary along the same lines from the New Yorker, Sharyl Attkisson @ CBS News, Jake Tapper @ CNN, Salon, etc., none of which are partisan Republican hacks. I'd expect more in the next few days.
e.g., from Salon:
"But there’s more going on here than Clinton snapping back at Republican politicking. It takes an extremely generous interpretation to miss a troubling disregard for government transparency and accountability in her comment. “It is our job to figure out what happened and to do everything we can to make sure it never happens again,” she said, and that is true. But she and her department have other jobs as well — among them, giving the public enough information to make informed decisions about certain government actions."
http://www.salon.com/2013/01/23/transparency_what_difference_does_it_make/