[Washington Post] National Security Adviser Susan Rice said Sunday that she has no regrets about comments she made in 2012 about the Benghazi attacks that killed two U.S. diplomats, including U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens.
Rice, who was then the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said during numerous talk-show interviews after the incidents that an inflammatory anti-Muslim video appeared to have sparked the violence.
Speaking on "Meet the Press," Rice acknowledged her statements turned out "not to be 100 percent correct," but she said the mistake was not intentional and that the Obama administration did not try to mislead the American people.
Shamelessly unrepentant, narcissistic swagger and denial, disguised as a simple error. It appears to have gone viral within the regime administration. Unfortunately, there is no known cure. |
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