Stephen F. Hayes September 19, 2013
The leaders of the Administrative Review Board that investigated the attacks on
US facilities in Benghazi, Libya, appeared before the House Government Reform
and Oversight Committee Thursday, and offered testimony that further undermined
the already-tattered credibility of their own probe.
In descriptions that emphasized their friendly, even collaborative dealings
with the top State Department officials who were ostensibly among the subjects
of their investigation, Ambassador Thomas Pickering and Admiral Mike Mullen
defended their work and shrugged off criticism from Republicans on the panel.
But the substance of the responses from Pickering and Mullen, respectively
chairman and vice chairman of the ARB, validated the skepticism of their
critics and raised many new questions about the independence of their work and
the reliability of their conclusions…..To Read More…..
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