Hillary Clinton Testifies on Benghazi: 'What difference, at this point, does it make?'

Finally...The Former First Lady and U.S. Senator, current  Secretary of State and U.S. President Wanna-Be testified before Congress today on the terrorist attack September 11 of last year on our Consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Did we get anything new from Hillary Clinton? Not much. Because of her schedule, because of having the flu, because of taking a fall, because of suffering a concussion, she had a four months to prepare her answers. Asked about claims the administration misled Americans on the nature of the deadly Benghazi terror attack during Hillary lashed out,  'What difference, at this point, does it make?'  Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin  grilled Clinton.See Video: Hillary's Meltdown 

Mrs.Clinton seems not to understand or care that the American people, from the beginning, were lied to about the events of the incident that killed four Americans, including Chris Stevens, U.S. Ambassador to Libya. 

Clinton testified she had not seen any of the cables from Ambassador Stevens asking for additional security and of worsening security conditions in Benghazi. Senator Ron Paul of Kentucky said he would have fired her had he been president. See Video:  Sen. Ron Paul lectures Sec. Clinton


Senator John McCain was having nothing of Mrs. Clinton's testimony. See Video:

As for the Democrats on the committee, all softball questions and a slobberfest praising Mrs. Clinton. 


In answer to Mrs. Clinton's question, "What difference, at this point, does it make?'  It makes a lot of difference, Ma'am. If it doesn't make a difference than our government, at will, will lie to the American people without consequence. You have answered little in regards to the tragedy that was Benghazi. The cover up perpetuated by you, the president and other members of the administration, unfortunately, continues. For an administration the president said four years ago would be the most transparent in history, cover ups seem to be a matter of policy.










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