If Chairman Gowdy does not get the cooperation he seeks, consider the long parade of unanswered questions – as outlined in Mondays Washington Times – by Robert N. Tracci, who had an extensive legal career on Capitol Hill and the Justice Department. The questions to be answered, according to Tracci, include, but are by no means limited to, the following: 1 – The nature of intelligence and communications concerning threats prior to the attack; 2 – Whether U.S. support for armed Libyans had any bearing on the safety of U.S. personnel; 3 – The manner in which information on the attack was relayed to policymakers in the Departments of State and Defense, the intelligence communities, and other entities. And then, the question. Precisely what was the president doing during the attack? Is it true that his attention was directed elsewhere...i.e. prepping for the big campaign fundraiser the next day in Las Vegas? Politics before American lives? One would think a White House with nothing to hide would be itching to deny under oath any such prioritizing. That is precisely Congressman Gowdys point when he says he has no friends to protect or foes to punish, and that in order to estimate time frame, he would need to know how cooperative the other side would be. Back to you, Ms. Pelosi, and also to you – yes, you with the phone and the pen.
Posted on: Tue, 13 May 2014 14:13:42 +0000