The Holocaust was more than two years ago. Slavery was more than two years ago. Time may heal some wounds and dull some pains, but it never turns wrong to right.

Herb no apologies are needed. The loss of a loved one is horrific no matter "What Difference It Makes". The loss of a child because of the lack of responsibility in a Retched Witch only caring for their place on that throne is beyond me. Many condolences.

And you would have exonerated Libby? Your argument is a red herring. What Libby did is irrelevant to what Susan Rice did.

She lied to the public repeatedly when she knew the truth. And she was told to do so by the White House to cover up the fact that they were running guns to Al Queda under the guise of supporting the overthrow of Qaddafi. Then the Ambassador was supposed to try to get them back, and was assassinated for it. And the government left him there to die to make sure he couldn't testify about what he was doing.

I don't approve of what Libby did, but he wasn't covering up the deliberate murder of a US Ambassador.

Have you even read the contents of the emails? They are explicit instructions for Susan Rice to lie to the public.

I rely on The Blaze. Every now and then the Washington Post gets one right. Drudge certainly does his due diligence. Breitbart is at least as partisan (but way more accurate) than the Huffington Post - just the other way.

If all of the media outlets you are posting links to had any semblance of being real journalists, why do they go back to the same tired old mantra of "Blame Bush"? When your only story is to try to deflect away from a current story, you can't in any way call that objective (and I'm not even talking Rand-style Objectivism)!

I understand the department has now hired experts to coach future speakers regarding Benghazi on how to deport themselves. Yet, a spokesman came out and stated it was a waste of taxpayer money to pursue Benghazi any further. On one hand I have hired coaches and the other uncovering the truth about 4 dead Americans. Where do I want to 'waste' my money...decisions, decisions.

hahaha

Like, um, my attention span is, um, THIS short, and stuff.

What were we talking about?

Unfortunately this clown is representative of the entire administration. We are being led down the road to disaster by a bunch of immature young people who think hope and change is a strategy.

Agreed.

You will be bleary eyed, because you will not be able to put it down. Consider a catheter... Lol!

It's the same with all of the anti gun bs. It was ready to go as soon as there was some incident involving a firearm. Sandy Hook comes to the fore.

But equally blood sucking.

Exactly so. He's paid off or has dirt on everybody. So lips are zipped, brains are dead.

Thanks to you and everyone. I thought I was just making a point, but the outpouring of kindness is beyond my expectations.

He was convicted, then the truth came out and Bush pardoned him. Get the facts straight, there's a long history of people "falling on their sword" to protect folks on top, but in this case Scooter refused to protect himself by revealing top secret information to liberals who were on a hunt for a president.

Now that we proof that the white house was covering up bengazie, trying to blame a video that few ever saw and fewer understood, instead of the real culprit, barry and his ineptitude. Now we'll at last see if his ability to duck and dodge and duck any charges will finally end and he'll be thrown out of office.

The only problem will be that he may return to Illinois - perhaps we can arrange to have him housed with our past three governors in prison.

Herb, the level of loss you have endued is so far beyond my simple ability to truly grasp. I'm so sorry for you, and I apologize that this is so very, very weak.

There are wounds that time does not heal and that lame a$$ paper shuffler needs to be made to understand.

Thank you for opening up this great hurt to us. I hope we will be found worthy of your trust.

He'd have been embarrassed to have someone call him a hero. We were surprised at his funeral that so many people showed up that we had to move it to a larger venue. He was a good guy with a big heart who was true to the path he set for himself. People showed up that I never knew telling me stories about things he had done that I never knew. But even if he was much less than that, it didn't matter. He was never able to fulfill his potential, and we're all poorer for that.
Thank you and everyone for their consideration. It was 22 years ago and we've moved on, somewhat diminished, however.