In
the first months after the Benghazi attack, the most urgent question,
and one only rarely asked, was "What were Barack Obama and Hillary
Clinton doing during the seven and a half hours between the initial
emergency communications from Benghazi and the final American deaths?" A
negative answer was provided in February by Leon Panetta: they were not engaging with their subordinates; they were not contacting anyone to discuss options; they were giving no orders for action; they remained entirely uninvolved.
We
are left to speculate about the positive answer to that question. Were
they sleeping? Curled up by the fire with a good manifesto? Playing
poker with Huma and the gang? Practicing jokes for a fundraising
speech? Your guess is as good as mine.
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