Benghazi isn’t the only bloody disaster being covered up by the Obama administration. Family members are angry that military brass are still trying to suppress details of the fateful budget and strategic decisions that led to the attack. But they won’t stay silent. “This is political,” one Camp Bastion relative told me this week. “Just like Benghazi, they don’t want people to know.”
Lt. Col. Christopher Raible and Sgt. Bradley Atwell — were killed in the battle. The raid resulted in the most devastating loss of U.S. airpower since Vietnam. Camp Bastion is Britain’s main military base in Afghanistan; it’s adjacent to our Marines’ Camp Leatherneck. Eight irreplaceable U.S. aircraft were destroyed or put out of action during the raid. A trio of refueling stations...

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The numbers game being played by Democrats reflects one very important item in the elections game—total votes. The process of buying votes has been one of Obama’s strongest activities since he took over remodeling our government from a Constitutionally strong world center of manufacturing and invention to one of sky-high loss of jobs and long lines for unemployment checks. But even there Obama has found the secret to getting more votes in this jobless atmosphere—food stamps, not at campaign expense but at taxpayer expense. Some of this Obama learned from George Bush who, stated that “Participation in the U.S. food-stamp program grew from approximately 17.1 million people in 2000 to approximately 23 million in 2004,” a jump of six million in Bush’s first 4 years..

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We’ll never know for sure whether Saudi Arabia really did warn the USA in writing about the terrorist attack intentions of one Tamerlan Tsarnaev, but we do know that President Barack Obama slept through the slaughter in Benghazi. “A senior Saudi government official told Daily Mail that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia sent a written warning to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in 2012.  According to the source, the letter was pertaining to Tsarnaev and potential terror threats.”

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