Benghazi, Libya—Biopsy From a Malignant, Failed Presidency

CFP

Whatever happened to Barack the world’s smartest leader and incomparable statesman? Those days are gone forever. Instead, it would be impossible to catalog the staggering list of ill-advised, mistaken, foolish, naive and utterly inane decisions by Obama and his administration. So, instead—let us use a single Obama catastrophe, the events of Libya—to critique and symbolize his failed tenure. This is reasonable because every bad Barack habit and evil instinct is represented in this new American disaster.

Arms Flow to Syria May Be Behind Benghazi Cover-Up

Family Security Matters

The day after the big Obama-Romney debate, as media and politicians were  engaging in the usual after-action assessment frenzy, some of the most important  issues surrounding the September 11 attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi,  Libya, remain unaddressed.

While it clearly matters (a lot) if and when the President told the truth to  the American public about the terrorist nature of that attack and why the  Department of State refused repeated pleas from its own diplomats in Libya for  more and better security, the deeper, unaddressed issue is about the  relationship of the U.S. government, Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the U.S.  diplomatic mission in Libya with Al Qaeda.

Our Ambassador Is Dead, but Obama’s Political Guru Is Safe

American Thinker

You  could see the pained expression on President Obama’s face worsen as a  61-year-old undecided voter told the president during the second presidential  debate that he and some co-workers “were sitting around talking about Libya, and  we were reading and became aware of reports that the State Department refused  extra security for our embassy in Benghazi, Libya, prior to the attacks that  killed four Americans.”

“Who  was it that denied enhanced security — and why?” he asked.