Obama calls Benghazi controversy a 'sideshow'
President Obama delivered a defiant defense Monday of his administration's response to the Benghazi terror attack, calling the revived controversy over the matter a "sideshow."
The president addressed the issue during a press conference alongside British Prime Minister David Cameron, who is visiting Washington. Obama denied any suggestion that there was a cover-up, questioning recent reports that showed a State Department official trying to water down the administration's initial story-line on what happened the night of Sept. 11.
"There's no there there," Obama said.
The president, with his comments, echoed remarks made by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who asked during testimony in January "what difference" did the controversy over the talking points make.
more:foxnews
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Comment by Patriot Horse on May 22, 2013 at 12:22pm
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He should know.... he's the Ringmaster and Billary the Bearded Lady!
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Comment by guzziguy roberts on May 20, 2013 at 4:56pm
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Duh !!!
Simply put; We (Novus Ordo Seclorum) are now in a Cold Civil War. Our Constitution has failed to protect us from a series of coups, rigged elections and false flag terrorism...
Our Quasi-Divine Party Leader and his Ministry of Truth have created a World of Perpetual War, Omnipresent Government Surveillance and is attempting Public Mind Control...
Sadly > > > Our Cold Civil War Will Rage On & On
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