The 5 most serious accusations from Republicans’ Benghazi report

I also want to add that it is also Hillary's Hubris and Hypocrisy that also turns many of us away. She demands that Donald Trump reveal his tax returns, while denying us her texts of her speeches before wealthy interest groups and corporations who hope to influence government policies, so we know little about who paid her for what speeches and what the content of those speeches were.

She hides behind a thin fig leaf of an excuse this late into the Presidential Campaign that "she will show you hers, when the Donald shows you his (Taxes). Grade school logic for prepubescents, not worthy of someone who is routinely lauded as "the Most Well Prepared Candidate for the Job of Leader of the free World." Her other lame excuse for not releasing her speeches and the list of companies or people who paid her and how much they paid her for what I am sure are "puff speeches" is "I will not unilaterally disarm?" Huh?

You are telling everyone as often as you can, while never straying from your script or leaving the safety of the circle of your handlers, that you are temperamentally and judgmentally far superior to the Donald to be our next president, who is "unfit by character and deportment" to be POTUS, while many of us wonder how many decades it has been since you had an honest, unscripted public moment, that let us see who you really are, unfiltered by your legion of intermediaries and sycophants who run interference for you. These same "Clintonites" are always present for the media to counteract any negative publicity that routinely pops up, whether it is why Sidney Blumenthal, a man with no discernible foreign policy background was sending you emails about conducting foreign policy in Libya, and you were responding to his emails, personally, or why you alone as a Secretary of State had a private personal email server set up in your residence's basement, presumably to try to get around the Freedom of Information Act that guarantees Americans access to their government's business.

You also tightly control your access to the Media (except those reporters or media outlets you deem "friendly"), while criticizing Trump's boorish behavior towards the media and overtly pro-Hillary Media sources like the Washington Post."

The Republican Benghazi committee certainly had their agenda, but their investigation raises troubling questions for me, an independent voter, as to why you allowed your ambassador to go to Libya given the known dangers there, and why you did not send him there if you were going to let him go there, without a very sizable security team or assistance from say a platoon of combat equipped Marines (about 50 men), that could have fought off the attackers until additional forces arrived. The Buck stops with you as the Secretary of State.

I have never heard you publicly accept responsibility as a LEADER for everything that happens or fails to happen under your command, including the death of your ambassador, Mr. Stevens and the other brave Americans who died with him that awful night, due to an inadequate security plan and inadequate security force.

Maybe it is because you are not that much of a Leader? When Ike Eisenhower sent his men off into the night on June 5th to invade the Coast of France in Operation Overlord, he had prepared a letter taking complete and full PERSONAL responsibility for the failure of the invasion of France:

"It came to be known as the "In Case of Failure Letter." The supreme Allied commander intended it for his troops if the invasion failed. In four sentences, he accepted the blame:

"Our landings in the Cherbourg-Havre area have failed to gain a satisfactory foothold and I have withdrawn the troops. My decision to attack at this time and place was based upon the best information available. The troops, the air and the Navy did all that Bravery and devotion to duty could do. If any blame or fault attaches to the attempt it is mine alone."

The second sentence originally began "This particular operation," but Eisenhower switched it to the more personal "My decision to attack."

He tucked the note into his wallet."

From: http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-eisenhower-d-day-message-story.html

@I do not see you as a legitimate alternative to the loathsome Donald Trump. This is the summer of our discontent. I cannot forget the way you so baldly and badly lied about having been under fire when as first lady you came in for a landing at a peaceful Airport in Bosnian where you were met with children with flowers, not sniper fire.

This kind of embellishment is evidence of a troubling Character Flaw of the deepest type that reveals to me that you are not a person who is content with the Truth about who he or she is and what they have done with their lives, and the same type of embellishment cost Brian Williams his anchor job as the face of NBC National News, but what price have you paid? None that I can see.

You became a US Senator, and despite voting for the most disastrous authorization for the use of force since the Gulf of Tonkin resolution, that gave Lyndon Johnson (like George W Bush who came later) the authorization, also based on a lie, to escalate our military involvement in the tragedy that became known as the Vietnam War, what price have you paid for such a serious error in judgement that led to our worst foreign policy blunder and illegal war since Vietnam? An illegal war against a sovereign nation, Iraq, that lit the fuse that set off the bomb of the Middle East Conflagration that has destroyed Iraq, Syria and Libya and now threatens to spread to many more countries, and launched the largest refugee crisis to hit Europe (and destabilize the EU and many European Countries) since WWII, and again I ask you, what price have you paid?


Your husband, former President Bill Clinton lied under oath in the Federal sexual harassment trial of Paula Jones, committing perjury and obstruction of justice, that would have sent any one of us to Federal Prison, but what price did he pay?

He avoided conviction in his impeachment trial, because not one Democrat in the US Senate had the moral courage to vote to convict President Bill Clinton for his criminal behavior and cross party lines to do so, so he was acquitted of the Impeachment Charges, strictly along party line votes, so what price did he pay?

He lost his license to practice law in the State of Alabama and before the US Supreme Court, but what price was that to pay for a disgraced ex-president who went on to cash in on his notoriety and time in public office by mostly giving speeches to wealthy US Corporate and foreign interests, to the tune of some 160 million plus since leaving office in 2000, so I ask you What price do the Clintons ever pay when they are wrong and/or commit crimes?