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The report essentially provides the evidence of the truth that has been leaking out since the hearings in both houses of Congress began. As this is the Senate report, it can be logically assumed that it has been sanitized and watered down by the self-appointed -- and strong-armed -- apologists and protectors of the traitor occupying the White House. Nonetheless, the Great Pretender's allies calling Benghazi "preventable" isn't the best news he could get regarding the conclusions of the report. The House, undoubtedly, will issue a much more scathing report.A comprehensive report by the Senate Intelligence Committee definitively declared that individuals tied to Al Qaeda groups were involved in the Benghazi attack, challenging recent claims that the terror network was not a factor.
The report was released Monday, nearly one year after then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, under congressional questioning over the nature of the attack, shouted at lawmakers: “What difference, at this point, does it make?”
The administration initially claimed the attack sprung out of a protest, but has since given a more complicated assessment. Still, administration officials all along have downplayed Al Qaeda involvement, recently seizing on a New York Times report that supported those claims.
While the report does not implicate Al Qaeda “core” -- the leadership believed to be in the Pakistan region -- it does blame some of the most influential Al Qaeda branches, including Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM).
Let the spin begin, particularly from the resident al-Qaeda denier who claims it doesn't exist. :laugh: