Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:
I don't think this one is going away.
His best bet is to pin it on hillary.
I wouldn't hang my hat on the no perjury thing.Quote from Epic:
I've been wondering about that pretty seriously the past few days. The so called "cover up" has been exaggerated by the GOP for sure. They are calling this the biggest cover up in history. That is nonsense. How about a little perspective time and again.
In this case, so far there hasn't been any perjury. Did the administration knowingly present a false narrative to the public? Yes, that is almost not debatable at this point and Romney is going to do a much better job of hanging that around Obama's neck than Ryan could. But that is not even in the same league as some other things in history. They didn't use a false narrative to start a war. They didn't do it to cover money laundering or supplying weapons to our enemies.
The most plausible explanation is that they did it to fit a weakened enemy image that they had constructed. There have been no criminal acts yet. A false media narrative is not illegal it is just unbecoming.
The real question I've had is whether they will try to throw Clinton under the bus, and then whether she will let them. My first inclination is a YES to the former and a NO to the latter.
Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:
If Romney does a good job of explaining what happened and obama's lies, then attacks obama's UN speech: It's over for the obama administration.
There were more questions that came out last night because the vice president directly contradicted the sworn testimony of State Department officials,â Mr. Romney said at a rally in Richmond, Va., on Friday morning. âHeâs doubling down on denial. And we need to understand exactly what happened, as opposed to just having people brush this aside. When the vice president of the United States directly contradicts the testimony, sworn testimony, of State Department officials, American citizens have a right to know just whatâs going on, and weâre going to find out.â
