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To: simplicity who wrote (757508)	12/12/2013 5:47:30 PM
From: i-node	1 Recommendation Recommended By simplicity Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576401

A pretty good question if you ask me. One might even ask, "What are you doing as president of the US to begin with?"

To: simplicity who wrote (757508)	12/12/2013 6:08:21 PM
From: tejek	1 Recommendation Recommended By Don Hurst Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 1576401

Other than its blatant unconstitutionality (and John Roberts be damned), the most pertinent current question regarding Obamacare: Mr. Cheney is responsible for starting a senseless war where many American lives were lost and a small fortune spent and lost. You are idiot for using him to support your case. In fact, you have lost the argument. Bye bye.

To: simplicity who wrote (757508)	1/1/2014 6:18:33 PM
From: joseffy	1 Recommendation Recommended By FJB Respond to of 1576401

NYT: ‘We had a reporter on the scene talking to the attackers during the [Benghazi] attack’ Twitchy Excerpt: David D. Kirkpatrick @ddknyt @RichardGrenell we had a reporter on the scene talking to the attackers during the attack- still invaluable Richard Grenell @RichardGrenell NYT reporter says NYT knows who Benghazi attackers are > @ddknyt: we had a reporter on the scene talking to the attackers during the attack 8:45 PM - 30 Dec 2013 What’s that? The New York Times had a reporter on the scene of the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya? Reporter David D. Kirkpatrick, who wrote this weekend’s piece on Benghazi, says it was invaluable to have a reporter on the ground talking to the attackers during the attack. <excerpts from twitter comments> Chris Loesch @ChrisLoesch "Talking to the attackers during the attack..." Was he giving them tips? Taking a poll on YouTube videos? Just standing by? Wow! @ddknyt S.M @redsteeze @ChrisLoesch This might be overly snarky but it's dead on dude.. What is a NY Times reporter doing embedded with US Embassy attackers..Huge Nino @baldingschemer @redsteeze not to mention- how does one embed with a random, spontaneous protest sparked by a video? what luck @ChrisLoesch Richard Grenell @RichardGrenell @robertcobrien @ddknyt @nytimes @BradThor what is the ethical line for a journalist? Just watching a US Amb being attacked by terrorists? Kris Kinder @kris_kinder @RichardGrenell It must be ethical to wait 15 months before everyone knows a reporter was there. @robertcobrien @ddknyt @nytimes @BradThor S.M @redsteeze @flyoverangel question becomes is NY Times protecting identities of attackers of US Soil to source information for their paper @DarrellIssa Article So - Did the NYT really have a reporter embedded with a "spontaneous" attack, a reporter that the paper has kept from helping the investigation for over a year, or is Kirkpatrick making stuff up on the fly to make himself look important? Either one's believable to me. (An NYT reporter on the ground would actually give some credence to the "video" theory - he probably showed it around the bazaar hoping to make a news story.)