It’s hard enough trying to put out one fire, but the White House now has three fires burning out of control at once

I know we’re all supposed to forget about the four Americans killed in Benghazi – that was ages ago, and we had a presidential election that validates all the lies Obama and his people told about the incident, so it’s | Read More »

Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani is one of the few public figures with the authority to cut through the smoke and mirrors surrounding President Obama’s supposedly awe-inspiring post-hurricane leadership.  He did so on the Sean Hannity show Thursday | Read More »

Fox News has been leading the charge during the current phase of the Benghazi scandal, but they’re not the only ones digging up interesting stories… quite literally in the case of Foreign Policy magazine, whose reporters incredibly managed to find more important documents buried | Read More »

As the rest of the mainstream media furiously ignores the mushroom cloud of scandal hanging over the Administration’s handling of the Benghazi consulate attack, Fox News keeps digging.  On Wednesday, they dug up an August 16 cable from the U.S. | Read More »

Add former Attorney General Mike Mukasey to the ranks of those who want some answers from Obama about the Benghazi outrage: Mukasey runs through the forest of red flags surrounding the Benghazi consulate prior to September 11, and discusses the | Read More »

Barack Obama walked past a flock of reporters today, all smiles… until someone asked him if Hillary Clinton was responsible for Benghazi.  He walked away from the question without answering. Incidentally, the question about whether Obama knows his own wife | Read More »

Since Hillary Clinton has claimed responsibility for the security of the Benghazi consulate, a number of critics have asserted that she peddled the “spontaneous video protest” lie while standing next to the caskets containing the four murdered Americans.  That’s not | Read More »

Analysis: CNN’s journalistic ethics can certainly be questioned, but one cannot help suspecting that some of the State Department’s umbrage stems from how bad Stevens’ diary makes them look.