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Benghazi-Gate Hearings

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The House Committee On Oversight and Government Reform will start hearings on the Administration's lies & cover-up of the Benghazi security failures.



The House Committee On Oversight and Government Reform will have a hearing on the Benghazi attack and possible cover-up tomorrow.

The hearing will focus on "The Security Failures of Benghazi." It will include a review of attacks that took place before September 11, 2012 -- attacks which should have provided the Obama administration with credible reasons for increasing security in Benghazi rather than cutting it.

Lt. Col. Andy Wood, whose 16-man security detail was pulled from Benghazi in August, will be a witness at the hearing. Wood arrived in Libya in February 2012, and he will tell the Oversight Committee there were 13 "attacks or threats" against U.S. officials between that time and his departure in August.

Woods says he worried about the safety of consulate personnel, but that the State Dept. brushed aside his concerns every time he made them known.

Various State Dept. officials have denied this, but an email which circulated inside the State Dept. on May 3, 2012, shows that the State Dept. denied a request for a DC-3 airplane to be left in Libya. That airplane would have allowed security personnel or consulate personnel to move more easily in the event of an emergency. ...
 

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