Rand Paul on the Benghazi Coverup

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky, boldly continues to keep the disaster that was Benghazi in the public eye, as the mainstream media continues to act as if it never happened, even though Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three others were killed.

The idea that some video on the Internet was what caused the murderous uprising is now laughable, as the Obama Administration continues to coverup the real reasons for the attack, and also why it's being ignored.

According to Paul, his concerns stem from the “lack of security in advance of the attack, how they responded to the attack and the political coverup after the attack.”

There are suspicions from Paul the reason the distancing by the White House and the disgraceful failure of Hillary Clinton, come from the probability that there was a gun running operation going on that is still attempted to be hidden.

Paul said that  his “suspicion, although I don’t have any proof, is that guns were being smuggled out of Libya, through Turkey and into Syria.”

As for the hapless Hillary Clinton, her alleged cluelessness and incompetence surrounding that which was her responsibility as the Secretary of State, she said she never read the cables sent from the Embassy calling for help.

Why she is even Secretary of State any longer is beyond Rand Paul, who said if he had been President she would have been fired.

Concerning following up on the disaster, Paul noted that if the House had any courage it would call in people who were at the annex for testimony, while having Ambassador Rice come in to answer questions about the coverup and the military commanders connected to the incident.

Rand Paul Blasts Hillary Clinton for Failed Leadership in Benghazi Debacle

Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul chastised Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for her lack of leadership concerning the death of Libyan Christopher Stevens, who was murdered in an uprising that resulted from a lack of security at the Embassy.

Clinton asserted she had no knowledge of the request for increased security at the Embassy, confirming her ineptitude in the circumstance, calling into serious question whether or not she should have been allowed to continue on as Secretary of State.