The slow-walk of the Benghazi hearings was noticed out here. We all knew, but in that inchoate, 'small red flag waving' way, that there was a reason for that slow-walk. McCarthy puts it on the table.
....When a knowledgeable witness refuses to answer a critical question,
the interrogator does not just let him off the hook. The witness gets
grilled: Isn’t it a fact that the policy was X?
Gowdy did
not grill Starr. And Gowdy — the chairman who has access to the
intelligence the committee has been gathering for five months, the
accomplished prosecutor who is not fool enough to ask a key question to
which he did not know the answer — did not fill in the information gap.
He abruptly ended the hearing, content to leave the policy shrouded in
mystery....
Uh-huh.
...In the midst of Libya’s civil war, the United States government decided
to switch sides — we went from support for the Qaddafi regime that had
been regarded as a key counterterrorism ally to support for “rebels” who
very much included the anti-American jihadists Qaddafi had been helping
us track. That was not just an Obama-administration policy preference;
it had strong support from prominent senior Republicans in Congress....
Place your bets on the names of the "prominent Republicans". Think about a doughy, chubby, Senator from a Southeastern state and an attention-whore Senator from a Southwestern state...
....Meanwhile, the Obama administration, again with significant Republican
support, decided to aid and abet Syrian “rebels” who, as in Libya, very
much included anti-American jihadists. There is colorable suspicion that
this assistance included the gathering up of arms in Libya for shipment
to Syrian “rebels.”...
So Gowdy turns into another Party apparatchik and Rough Men moulder in their graves.
Trey Gowdy = Paul Ryan.
ReplyDeleteThese RINOs remind me of a kid all dressed up in an SuperMan Halloween costume...acting a part but can never really fly and, in the end, just in it for the candy, i.e., what's in it for them.