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>>In fairness, Anderson Cooper was at least a tad more aggressive with Hillary than I expected him to be. It's too bad that debate didn't occur until after her Benghazi testimony. There's now absolute proof that she participated in an election year lie about the Al-Sharia attack.
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>What came up in her testimony that wasn't available before?
Several items.
First, there is now absolute documented evidence that she was telling people (including leaders in Egypt) the attack was Al Sharia, even though she and Barack Obama and Susan Rice were telling the nation a different story. So she actively participated in the election year lie, to preserve the story Obama told at the DNC that Al-Q was on the run.
Second, she gave extremely misleading testimony about seeking (soliciting) information from Blumenthal, whom the White House did NOT want. She claimed she never solicited information from Blumenthal. The documented exchanges now strongly, strongly indicate she did
Third, it's now documented the # of times Stevens asked for additional security many times, and Hillary stated she wasn't aware. While the following wasn't explicitly brought up, an argument has been made (IMO, a very good argument) that she had a statutory responsibility for providing security
I've read some of the post-testimony reports on CNN and MSNBC, many of which believe Hillary is in the clear regarding Benghazi, that she did nothing wrong. I rarely use the term "disinformation", but in this case, the mainstream media will now largely protect her, NO MATTER WHAT.
I'll grant that some of the R behavior during the testimony was rude and unprofessional. And the behavior of the Ds was gratuitously and almost slavishly supportive of HRC. The entire process too way too long and I've lost some respect for Gowdy, who failed to provide the proverbial "executive summary" of what the issues were
But that doesn't change the fact that HRC and Obama absolutely lied to the American people during an election year. This issue is far more important than the famous Romney 47% remark/gaffe, yet look who paid for it more.
