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By Bill Straub
September 16, 2013
WASHINGTON – A critical report issued by the House Oversight & Government Reform Committee has dismissed the findings of a blue-ribbon panel investigating the 2012 Benghazi terrorist attack, asserting that the State Department-appointed commission didn’t properly examine key witnesses and generally failed to perform a comprehensive job.
In a 98-page report released Monday, committee staff concluded that “troubling” gaps exist in the work of the Accountability Review Board (ARB) appointed by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and that the “limitations inherent in the ARB’s mandate and the weaknesses in the ARB’s methodology show that a more thorough investigation is necessary.”
(Excerpt)
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PJ Media » New Benghazi Report Finds ‘Troubling’ Gaps in State Dept. Review
This issue and the incompetence surrounding the Benghazi attack has been stonewalled for a year. It's time to start indicting some politicians.
September 16, 2013
WASHINGTON – A critical report issued by the House Oversight & Government Reform Committee has dismissed the findings of a blue-ribbon panel investigating the 2012 Benghazi terrorist attack, asserting that the State Department-appointed commission didn’t properly examine key witnesses and generally failed to perform a comprehensive job.
In a 98-page report released Monday, committee staff concluded that “troubling” gaps exist in the work of the Accountability Review Board (ARB) appointed by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and that the “limitations inherent in the ARB’s mandate and the weaknesses in the ARB’s methodology show that a more thorough investigation is necessary.”
(Excerpt)
Read more:
PJ Media » New Benghazi Report Finds ‘Troubling’ Gaps in State Dept. Review
This issue and the incompetence surrounding the Benghazi attack has been stonewalled for a year. It's time to start indicting some politicians.