Benghazi Won’t Stop Guilty Hillary
The release of a report by the Senate Intelligence Committee yesterday on the Benghazi terrorist attack casts a shadow over the record of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The study declares...
View ArticleBenghazi and the Vile “Least Bad Option”
What has irked congressional Republicans from the beginning of the Benghazi fallout has been the State Department’s callous opposition to accountability. It was typified most famously in Hillary...
View ArticleHillary and the “Preventable Tragedy”
In today’s New York Times, the paper’s editorial column addresses the Senate Intelligence Committee’s report on the Benghazi terror attack and draws some strong conclusions about what happened and why....
View ArticleThe Media Competes for Hillary’s Love
This week’s publication of a new Hillary Clinton biography by the respected political reporters Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes brings into stark relief just how much Clinton’s theoretical, but expected...
View ArticleRice’s “No Regrets” and Obama’s Arrogance
It’s hard to understand exactly why Susan Rice is still refusing to admit fault about her lies about the Benghazi attack. When asked this morning on Meet the Press by David Gregory whether she had any...
View ArticleWhy the Benghazi Email Still Matters
The release of a new batch of White House emails relating to the September 11, 2012 Benghazi terror attack is a problem for the Obama administration. The emails, specifically one from Deputy National...
View ArticleJay Carney’s Tower of Lies
Guy Benson, one of the nation’s outstanding young conservative commentators, lays out the case (here and here) of the White House’s mendacity on the matter of the lethal attacks against the U.S....
View ArticleThe Benghazi Distraction
The Obama administration has committed more foreign-policy blunders than you can count on one hand. Off the top of my head, and in no particular order, I would list the failure to keep U.S. troops in...
View ArticleDude! Benghazi Won’t Go Away Until We Get the Truth
Democrats will probably greet the news that the House of Representatives is assembling a select committee to investigate the Benghazi attack by cheering what they think is a Republican charge down a...
View ArticlePace Max Boot
Here are five words I’m reluctant to write: I disagree with Max Boot. In this case, however, I do. My views are much more in line with what Jonathan wrote here. To be sure, I don’t disagree with Max...
View ArticleBoth Parties Face Traps on Benghazi, IRS
A year ago, as the news of the IRS scandal was breaking and the fallout from Benghazi was also becoming better known, Democrats were on the defensive about possible misconduct by the administration. A...
View ArticleCan Hillary Play the Victim on Benghazi?
If there was one reason why House Democrats have finally decided that they had no choice but to take part in the House Select Committee that will investigate the Benghazi terrorist attack it can be...
View ArticleAbsentee President Is Bad for Veterans’ Health … And the Country’s
What’s the difference between the growing scandal about the mistreatment of patients at Veterans Administration hospitals and previous Obama administration problems at the IRS, the Justice Department...
View ArticleSusan Rice: A One-Woman Credibility Gap
Back in September 2012, there were a lot of people, including many conservative critics of the Obama administration who thought the Obama White House hung Susan Rice out to dry after the Benghazi...
View ArticleLessons From Hillary’s Bad Week
Hillary Clinton’s decision to try to clear the Democratic presidential field this far out from Election Day was widely viewed as her best chance to win the nomination. The drawback, however, was that...
View ArticleA Welcome Win for Obama and the U.S.
I have been quite critical recently of the Obama administration foreign policy that has been associated with one disaster after another in, among other places, Ukraine, Syria, and Iraq. As Bret...
View ArticleMedia Bias and the Benghazi Scandal
Former CBS News investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson, writing in the Daily Signal, tells the story of former State Department official Raymond Maxwell, a well-respected 21-year diplomat who...
View ArticleBridgegate, the Media, and Lessons for 2016
The apparent exoneration by federal investigators of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie in the scandal over the lane closures on a bridge last year may be good news for Christie, but other prospective...
View ArticleGoverning Solo? Two Can Play That Game
President Obama is making no secret of his intentions to go it alone in the last two years of his presidency. After insisting his policies were on the ballot in the midterms, he and his presidency...
View ArticleClinton’s Parallel Government and Obama’s Great Miscalculation
When it was revealed last week that the Clinton Foundation accepted money from foreign governments while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, Fox anchor Bret Baier asked a good question: “How big a...
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