Government joint select committee

Congressional Democrats and their pundits are seething in uncontrollable anger because
the Obama administration stonewalling and heavily redacted pertinent documents about
the blunder in Benghazi, has force a Government Joint Select Committee investigation to
be formed. Their reaction is to accuse Republicans of political witch hunting. The
withheld documents are Obama's 18 1/2 minute gap in the Nixon tapes.

It is because of politics that the investigation is happening. The politics of cover-up by the
administration's actions, or non action in Benghazi, in order to protect the re-election of
their president, due to his erroneous claim of defeating Al-Qaeda into a non entity, doesn't
sound like a witch hunt to me.

Still ringing in the ears of the families of the four murdered victims and the concern of
millions of Americans, is the statement made by the then Secretary of State, Hillary
Clinton, "At this point, what difference does it make?" It is being repeated by others who
are hiding their shame with defensive anger. It's like saying, "what's the big deal? People
are murdered every day!" This cold,detached, and indifferent emotion may be so in
Barack Obama's home town of Chicago, but it doesn't play for the rest of the country.

Before becoming an Independent, I was one of them. Their behavior toward the Benghazi
incident, among many others, evinced me their ability and trust in running our country
has put us in a precarious position by weakening us diplomatically, diminishing our
prestige and strength, caused by the infestation of a different breed of liberals now in
control of the Democratic Party, and who presently hold the reins of power.

Their fanaticism to change America has not only put us in danger, it has put the whole
world in peril, because it can no longer rely on our strength or word.

Conservative article by George Giftos