A discerning and intelligent reader of your cite will discover that your cite supports my statement and not yours
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
No, it rates the position half true. It does indicate that there wasn't a lot of evidence to support the conclusion, but that saying there was "nada" is not accurate.
The Ben Rhodes memo as well as the email exchange Nuland et al had as they prepared the "Talking Points" for Susan Rice.
This is long since debunked.
You offered up nothing that refutes the evidence Rep Jordan laid out against Hildabeast proving she lied and continues to lie, eatbibeau.
And you've offered up nothing that shows that anyone, when something official is on the line, believes that Clinton and/or the administration intentionally misled anyone. Sure, people can cherry pick facts and try to twist what they mean to fit their narrative, but the reality is that each and every time the narrative is finalized in a report, people are forced to admit that the "fog of war" narrative is the most accurate.