February 22, 2013
Coordinating Their Stories?
Now we learn that the president did talk to Hillary the night of the Benghazi attack, at 10:00 pm, just when she was putting out her first video-made-them-do-it statement.
Jay Carney says the president was getting an update. I think he misspoke. What he meant to say was that they were coordinating their stories.
Note that Woods and Doherty were not yet dead, there was still time to make a difference. But our Secretary of State and president were too busy hatching their video-made-them-do-it plot. That clarifies their priorities, in case there is anyone anywhere still in the dark.
Henry Percy is the nom de guerre of a writer in Arizona. He may be reached at saler.50d[at]gmail.com.
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