Hillary’s Dubious Record: From Benghazi to E-MailGate
l Fairly early on, investigators knew State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland had expressed reservations about the Benghazi talking points (“Hillary’s Benghazi Linebackers,” Editorial, Oct. 13).
It would seem like common sense to then take a serious look at the emails of the leadership of the State Department.
For some reason, no one bothered to look until the Benghazi Select Committee came about.
Now the Benghazi committee is being attacked as partisan by people who routinely cite the findings of the earlier Accountability Review Board, where three of the four members were personally chosen by Hillary.
It’s truly surprising how no one is ever held accountable for their actions in Washington. Gary Mottola
Brooklyn
Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s remarks are a boon to Republicans, not Democrats.
Hillary has responded just as expected. The response from any selfrespecting Democrat or Republican should now be to ask how her whining about being a victim can be tolerated when four Americans were murdered because of her negligence and malfeasance in not providing security beforehand, even after it was requested.
Further, Hillary’s lying about the cause (blaming the video) after the attacks certainly means Hillary isn’t the victim — she’s the culprit.
Martin Carus
Cliffside Park, NJ
It seems to me that the FBI could accelerate the effort to retrieve the contents of Hillary Clinton’s emails by just filing a Freedom of Information request with the appropriate agencies in Moscow and Beijing.
No doubt they’re in possession of these communications from and to the secretary of state, and I’m sure they’d comply with this valid request. Bob Krener
Garden City