The Benghazi Crisis: A Practical Solution

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"By Stanley Kurtz

October 30, 2012 3:43 P.M.

The crisis stemming from the Obama administration’s handling of the terror attack in Benghazi is getting out of hand. This isn’t just a political challenge for the president, although it certainly is that. The Benghazi affair is becoming a serious problem for this country as well. Each day the controversy drags on sends a message to potential terrorists that the Obama administration is not only disinclined to fight, but afraid even to acknowledge the continued threat that terrorists pose. That can’t help but embolden our enemies. What’s needed is a simple, practical plan that will quickly shore up America’s damaged credibility in the world. The answer, I think, is clear. President Obama needs to issue an immediate executive order disbanding Fox News."...................

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/33 ... ley-kurtz#

I'll wait for the investigation, thank you.

The Administration finally receives a practical suggestion; silence the media then allow them to report only the news that the Administration approves of. The people will learn what the Gubment wants them to know and nothing more, those who show a penchant for imagination, innovation, and/or non-compliance will be removed from the population so they can not contaminate the rest of us.

Once FEMA rolls out the trailers and our East Coast citizens have places to live, food, and clothing it will be easy to force the rest of these new policies upon them and eventually to the rest of the country and our fellow comrades.

Raees wrote: I'll wait for the investigation, thank you.

Yahoo! Then maybe I won't being hearing anything from you regarding anything on any subject until investigations are done? Miracles never cease.

Otis, is that your comment or an idea for a piece of fiction you're thinking of writing?

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The Benghazi Crisis: A Practical Solution


"By Stanley Kurtz

October 30, 2012 3:43 P.M.

The crisis stemming from the Obama administration’s handling of the terror attack in Benghazi is getting out of hand. This isn’t just a political challenge for the president, although it certainly is that. The Benghazi affair is becoming a serious problem for this country as well. Each day the controversy drags on sends a message to potential terrorists that the Obama administration is not only disinclined to fight, but afraid even to acknowledge the continued threat that terrorists pose. That can’t help but embolden our enemies. What’s needed is a simple, practical plan that will quickly shore up America’s damaged credibility in the world. The answer, I think, is clear. President Obama needs to issue an immediate executive order disbanding Fox News."...................

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/33 ... ley-kurtz#

Have you been reading my mind? With all the exec orders by Obuma on so many different levels, when we were watching Fox News, I turned to my friend and asked "When will Obuma shut down Fox News?"

Lucky for Obuma that the hurricane showed up and is deflecting from Obuma's screw up before the election.

akilina wrote: With all the exec orders by Obuma on so many different levels, when we were watching Fox News, I turned to my friend and asked "When will Obuma shut down Fox News?

Well, there's a little thing called The First Amendment. You should read it sometime.

The fact you asked that question shows your total ignorance on the matter.

And "all" those executive orders? 139

He has signed slightly fewer orders than President George W. Bush during this point in his first term, according to the University of California, Santa Barbara, which tracks executive orders. Obama has issued 139 executive orders as of Sept. 25. (The U.C. website listed 138 orders on Sept. 25, the same day Obama signed order 139). Bush issued 160 executive orders through Sept. 20, 2004, a comparable amount of time.

http://www.factcheck.org/2012/09/obamas ... ve-orders/

Oh wait, you probably got that right-wing chain email claiming he's signed 900 executive orders, I bet.

Raees wrote:

akilina wrote: With all the exec orders by Obuma on so many different levels, when we were watching Fox News, I turned to my friend and asked "When will Obuma shut down Fox News?

Well, there's a little thing called The First Amendment. You should read it sometime.

The fact you asked that question shows your total ignorance on the matter.

And "all" those executive orders? 139

He has signed slightly fewer orders than President George W. Bush during this point in his first term, according to the University of California, Santa Barbara, which tracks executive orders. Obama has issued 139 executive orders as of Sept. 25. (The U.C. website listed 138 orders on Sept. 25, the same day Obama signed order 139). Bush issued 160 executive orders through Sept. 20, 2004, a comparable amount of time.

http://www.factcheck.org/2012/09/obamas ... ve-orders/

Oh wait, you probably got that right-wing chain email claiming he's signed 900 executive orders, I bet.

Oh I've read the constitution several times. I would appreciate it if Obuma would read it and follow it for a change.

There may be something called the first amendment but Obuma seems to interpret the Constitution any old way he chooses. Since he has done so many things outside the Constitution, it isn't a stretch to wonder why he hasn't shut down Fox News.

akilina wrote: Since he has done so many things outside the Constitution, it isn't a stretch to wonder why he hasn't shut down Fox News.

OK, I'll bite. Name one thing he has done outside the Constitution and then explain why the Right didn't bring impeachment hearings for it. If they want him out of office so badly and he violates the Constitution, it seems like that would be the perfect answer for the Right.

For starters, but so much more. Cheaper to vote Obuma the violator out than impeach.

The top 10 violations of the Constitution by Obama and the 111th Congress
http://dailycaller.com/2010/12/27/the-t ... -congress/