Maybe not, but it looks like things are unraveling. A  major  blunder was 
made 
Re : Benghazi, followed by false claims about a You Tube  video that were 
made
for a week or more. These false claims were nothing but a smoke screen 
intended to cover-up the blunder.
 
I still am unconvinced that this story resonates with enough voters to  make
a difference on Election Day, but the Senate has already scheduled  hearings
and  this matter might well have major impact on the lame duck  Congress.
The mega-storm about to hit the NE will also make focus on the  questions
raised by the death of a US ambassador and 3 other Americans hard to
come by, that and the media once again acting as BHO cheerleaders,
but for your information...
 
This could get interesting.
 
Billy
 
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Weekly Standard
 
 
Petraeus Throws Obama Under the Bus

Oct 26, 2012 • By _WILLIAM KRISTOL_ 
(http://www.weeklystandard.com/author/william-kristol)   



Breaking news on Benghazi :   the CIA spokesman, presumably at the 
direction of CIA director David  Petraeus, has put out _this statement_ 
(https://twitter.com/jaketapper/status/261936225106132993) : "No one at any 
level in the 
CIA told anybody  not to help those in need; claims to the contrary are 
simply inaccurate. ” 
 
So who in the _government_ 
(http://weeklystandard.com/blogs/osama-bin-laden-dead-so-are-tyrone-woods-and-glen-doherty_657876.html)
  did tell “anybody” 
not to help those  in need? Someone decided not to send in military assets 
to help those  Agency operators. Would the secretary of defense make such a 
decision on his  own? No. 
It would have been a presidential decision. There was  presumably a 
rationale for such a decision. What was it? When and why—and based  on whose 
counsel obtained in what meetings or conversations—did President Obama  decide 
against sending in military assets to help the Americans in need? 

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