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| independentsentinel |
"When Kevin McCarthy cited the creation of the Benghazi committee as an example of House Republican political aggressiveness, his colleagues were alarmed. But the astonishing incoherence of his subsequent attempt to explain himself in an interview with Bret Baier should have alarmed them even more."
. . . "What he needed to say was very simple. Try this: “I was speaking not about the fundamental purpose of the committee, but only about how one thing it happened to find (the home-brew server) had a devastating impact on the Clinton campaign.”
"There, that wasn’t so hard, was it? McCarthy has a staff, he’s been in politics a long time, he’s majority leader, he wants to be speaker – and he can’t figure out how to say something as simple as this?"
"There, that wasn’t so hard, was it? McCarthy has a staff, he’s been in politics a long time, he’s majority leader, he wants to be speaker – and he can’t figure out how to say something as simple as this?"
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