HILLARY DEMANDED BUSH TELL US WHAT HE KNEW AND WHEN HE KNEW IT.....BUT WHEN IT COMES TO BENGHAZI, IT IS "WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE".......

[Whirlaway]

Hillary after 9/11 (2002):

"The president knew what?" she asked. "My constituents would like to know the answer to that and many other questions, not to blame the president or any other American, just to know."

and when Obama is president, Hillary says:

"What Difference Does It Make?"

[WTF]

Ask Vince Foster what he thinks...

[JD Barleycorn]

Hillary also worked for Sam Ervin and helped make the determination that "lying to the American people" was an impeachable offense.

[Old Dingus]

Originally Posted by WTF

Ask Vince Foster what he thinks...

+1

[Whirlaway]

Why ask Vince when we can go to the Original Conspiracy Theorist for the answer?

[timpage]

Originally Posted by Whirlaway

Hillary after 9/11 (2002):

"The president knew what?" she asked. "My constituents would like to know the answer to that and many other questions, not to blame the president or any other American, just to know."

and when Obama is president, Hillary says:

"What Difference Does It Make?"

And? Your people had her under oath, had the opportunity to cross-examine her.....same with Hagel and others. And, got nothing.

Moron. Move along, as usual, nothing to see here, just another post by Whirlytard.

[Whirlaway]

The Benghazi Report is clear.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton left the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, vulnerable by approving lax security measures, a report released Tuesday by House Republicans concluded. The 46-page report accused Clinton — a possible White House contender in 2016 — of seeking to cover up failures by the State Department that could have contributed to the attack last year that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans. The report, compiled by five House panels after a seven-month investigation, said Clinton approved reductions in security levels prior to the Sept. 11, 2012, attack, contradicting Clinton’s testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Jan. 23.