TheOldSchool
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Soon the right will prevail and take over the wooooorld!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
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More big red letters, please...
That's a great point! What about Kim Jong-il? He was never questioned under oath either! Oh yea, Idi Amin was never questioned under oath. The actor who played Idi Amin in a movie (Forest Whitaker) was also never questioned under oath. How can we question the events in Benghazi if none of these people were under oath? I don't understand the republican madness! Are they all insane?Were Bush, Cheney or Rove ever questioned under oath? Condi Rice?
were bush, cheney or rove ever questioned under oath? Condi rice?
Fox News accused President Obama of dismissing as a "sideshow" four Americans killed in attacks in Benghazi, Libya, by distorting remarks he made at a press conference.
During a May 13 press conference, Obama responded to a question regarding the September 2012 attack on a U.S. diplomatic facility in Benghazi and the initial talking points used to describe the attack.
Fox & Friends co-host Gretchen Carlson accused Obama of dismissing the victims of the attack as a "sideshow," using a version of Obama's response cropped by Fox:
Fox Deceptively Edits Obama Remarks To Portray Him Dismissing Benghazi Attack Victims
Fox News accused President Obama of dismissing as a "sideshow" four Americans killed in attacks in Benghazi, Libya, by distorting remarks he made at a press conference.
During a May 13 press conference, Obama responded to a question regarding the September 2012 attack on a U.S. diplomatic facility in Benghazi and the initial talking points used to describe the attack.
Fox & Friends co-host Gretchen Carlson accused Obama of dismissing the victims of the attack as a "sideshow," using a version of Obama's response cropped by Fox:
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