Hillary Clinton used her extensive political prowess to deflect questions on Benghazi during beginning testimony before the House Select Committee today.
Clinton described the carnage from past terrorist attacks in Beirut, Tanzania and even went as far as American soil evoking September 11, to compare the Benghazi ambush that left four Americans dead under her watch.
An unbelievable tactic, even for a skilled politician.
There has been fiery reaction to Clinton’s testimony on Twitter (warning for language):
Whoa HRC goes to Beirut and Reagan's loss of hundreds of American lives. Reminding of old wounds and losses.
#BenghaziCommittee
— North_Of_Boston (@Charles_1944) October 22, 2015
It’s no accident that Hillary chose examples from Reagan and Bush administrations to defend her own cluster. #BenghaziCommittee
— Kemberlee Kaye (@KemberleeKaye) October 22, 2015
Every mention of previous diplomatic deaths = THEN Y WEREN'T YOU BETTER PREPARED ON 9 F*CKING 11 2012? #OnlyHelpsOurSide #BenghaziCommittee
— ・ⓐⓝⓝⓘⓔ・ (@bloodless_coup) October 22, 2015
Can't someone ask Hillary one simple question?: HOW DO YOU NOT AUTOMATICALLY INCREASE SECURITY EVERYWHERE ON 9/11? #BenghaziCommittee
— Mister H (@ATHudd) October 22, 2015
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