krose wrote:Future-president Clinton was impressive today, by the way, and she definitely won the day. She took that Ron Johnson idiot to the woodshed and made him look really stupid.
The ambassador who was murdered was a friend and colleague of Hillary's, for crying out loud. Their implications are despicable.

As for what difference does it make?
Let us first start out with the difference John Tobin considers it makes:
"The answer to her question is clear. An administration that sought, for political purposes, to give the American people the idea that al-Qaeda had been "decimated" and was effectively out of commission had a clear motive during a presidential campaign to mislead the public about Benghazi. The fact that questions are still unanswered about this crime and that Clinton and President Obama seem more interested in burying this story along with the four Americans that died is an outrage that won't be forgotten."But the real difference is much more significant...for the difference it makes is whether people will die....Obama's admin has relied on their myth that he has "droned" these guys out of existence...that the Obama policy against terrorism was successful (ie going so soft in Libya Old Testament begin with)...and yet the facts are revealing more and more that his policy, like his others, are failing.
Yes, there is a difference when she, as is the Obama policy,
took no responsiblity:
she blamed Bush
she blamed lack of money (even though her dept had almost $3 billion in unspent embassy security funds)
she blamed "not receiving any cable warning of possible attacks"
she blamed work overload with Iraq/Afghanistan
she blamed Bosnia
for someone who claims to be "responsible" she sure blames others a lot.
But perhaps the biggest difference it makes is that when we understand motivation for murder, such as these, we have an advantage for preventing them from happening again....
She likely hopes her arrogance will be forgotten and her insincere emotion about lives lost will be remembered........Poor thing, it wont be forgotten in 2016

