Four Underlings Cashiered At The State Department Following The Benghazi Review, But How High Will The Purge Go?
Four Underlings Cashiered At The State Department Following The Benghazi Review, But How High Will The Purge Go? – Power Line
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“Add up all the recent scandals and the message is clear: the Obama administration is showing that it cannot be trusted with the basic functions of government: law enforcement (surveillance of reporters), taxation (IRS scandals), and national security (Benghazi).”- John Yoo