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'Matter of urgency' ignored? Sharyl Attkisson interprets troubling testimony at Benghazi hearing

During today’s House Select Committee on Benghazi hearing, Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security Greg Starr testified that the creation of an “under secretary” for diplomatic security position, which was one of the recommendations after the Benghazi attack, has not yet been done, and that there are no plans to do so.

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Investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson was amazed:

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Another recommendation 15 years ago said Secretaries of State should take active roles in security:

Will Hillary Clinton or John Kerry soon be testifying and asked why the recommendation was never implemented?

Or will it provide another opportunity to simply blame Bush?

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