For at least four mothers, this Mother's Day isn't such a happy one. One mother went to far recently to
Pat Smith, the mother of Benghazi victim Sean Smith, ripped Hillary Clinton,
blame the death of her son on Hillary Clinton.
“I’m still waiting answers about everything. I do want to say one thing, though. I want to wish Hillary a Happy Mother’s Day. She has her child. I don’t have mine, because of her.”
Both Hillary and Barack Obama share the blame along with the media for the fiasco of 9-11-2012. Obama because
he's the commander in chief, and is the only one who can authorize military action in situations like this. LtGen Wm. Boykin(Retired) was on with
Governor Mike Huckabee last night. Boykin was the latest official to put blame on the president for giving the stand down order.
“The order to actually engage troops in a rescue operation has to come from the president unless it’s a military facility and then the commander has certain authorities. But it has to come from the president to put troops in harm’s way. Now, in that case, because we don’t know enough of the details, that could have come from the commander from the Africa command who told them to stand down. But play that all the way out, who told him not to allow them to… You are under attack, we are going to be there. That was the whole point of it. And so to say that we didn’t know enough, I don’t buy that. I think that is incredible and I think someone needs to be taken to task over it.”
His 2 am phone call came early in the evening and
Obama chose to go back to bed...then on to Las Vegas for a political fund raiser the next day.
Hillary shares the blame because her office (if not her directly) refused to strengthen the security arrangements in Benghazi, despite repeated requests to do so...
The MSM shares the blame for this because collectively, they refused to cover this story during the campaign last fall...after Obama for months claimed that he had destroyed Al Quieda. They continue to carry the water for him today, even after it's been shown that
many who lead media organizations are closely related to people directly involved.