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Permalink Reply by FreedomRider on October 8, 2015 at 7:54am

House Freedom Caucus Endorses Daniel Webster For Speaker

Politics | Alex Pappas

The Republican candidates for speaker: Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz, California Rep. Kevin McCarthy and Florida Rep. Daniel Webster. (Getty images)

Permalink Reply by marrand on October 8, 2015 at 11:44am

So, McCarthy withdrew. I wonder if this will diminish the attacks on Banghazi committee.

Permalink Reply by DeeDee on October 8, 2015 at 8:32am

He is on top because he is NOT ESTABLISHMENT! A plateau would be fine. LOL

Permalink Reply by Love of Country on October 8, 2015 at 7:26am

A.B. Stoddard: Clinton woes far from over

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By A.B. Stoddard - 10/07/15 06:49 PM EDT

Wow, those stupid remarks House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy made about the Benghazi Committee succeeding in denting Hillary Clinton’s favorability in her presidential bid really put the wind in her sails for a week.

But now we have learned that two technology companies are worried Clinton may have ensnared them in a cover-up, and the FBI has seized four more servers from the State Department in order to determine how top-secret information flowed from Clinton aides at the agency to her private server during her tenure as secretary there.

Maybe a backlash against the Benghazi investigation won’t be enough to change the subject after all.

In an appearance on Fox News Channel last week, McCarthy (R-Calif.) said the probe into the 2012 terrorist attacks had damaged Clinton’s trustworthiness, making it appear to be a taxpayer-funded partisan attack on the presumptive Democratic nominee. Clinton fired back with a campaign ad, Democrats on Capitol Hill called for the committee to be disbanded, and some Republicans were furious with McCarthy. In line to replace Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) just weeks from now, the majority leader has donned a hair shirt, scrambling to retain support for his ascent to the Speakership, repeatedly apologizing and insisting the panel’s investigation into the four deaths at the U.S. compound in Libya is not political.

Clinton was so thrilled by the McCarthy debacle she even managed to throw President Obama under the bus along with congressional Republicans. Blasting the committee on the “Today” show this week, she said, “I would never have done that, and if I were president and there were Republicans or Democrats thinking about that, I would have done everything to shut it down.”

As Clinton continues taking on water over the controversy over her emails at State, the campaign is busy trying to heave it out of the boat: circulating opposition research on Vice President Biden in case he enters the race, dispatching John Podesta to talk “strategy” with Democratic lawmakers in Congress, and prepping for the first Democratic debate next week, which will highlight her politically risky disagreements with competitor and socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.).

Perhaps Clinton has learned the value of distraction from Donald Trump; fresh off her comedy skit on “Saturday Night Live” she mailed copies of her book “Hard Choices” to the entire GOP presidential field with a cheeky note about them starting a book club together. She also spoofed McCarthy’s blunder in an online video and her surrogates continue to rage about it on Twitter.

But a Senate investigation has now revealed a second company that backed up Clinton’s emails, and it has turned over its data to the FBI investigation into whether she mishandled classified information. Documents also show the first company is now concerned it may have deleted emails following the initial request the State Department made for her work records. One employee of Platte River Networks, which turned the server over to the FBI in August, wrote to another of concern that “this whole thing is really covering up some shaddy [sic] shit,” according to documents.

In the less than four months before Democrats start voting in primaries, Clinton will face continuing questions about her decision to use a private server for her work emails, what classified information was circulated and how her work at the State Department and the activities of the Clinton Foundation may have overlapped in emails deemed “personal” that were then deleted. While the former secretary insists what she did was allowed, she has never revealed who authorized the unprecedented use of a private server for her work communications.

Biden and Sanders and Republicans are not Clinton’s problem. Killing the Benghazi committee won’t kill the doubts Democratic voters and donors have that they have heard the last about on Clinton’s server and how much damage it will do to her candidacy. There’s always more on the way.

Stoddard is an associate editor of The Hill.

http://thehill.com/opinion/ab-stoddard/256298-ab-stoddard-clinton-w...

Permalink Reply by Love of Country on October 8, 2015 at 7:27am

October 07, 2015, 02:14 pm

House rejects Dem attempt to abolish Benghazi panel

By Cristina Marcos

Greg Nash

The House rejected a Democratic effort to abolish the Select Committee on Benghazi in a party-line, 240-183 vote on Wednesday.

Democrats argued the panel should be disbanded following remarks by Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), who linked its work to Hillary Clinton's falling poll numbers in her bid for the presidency.

They said his comments proved the real purpose of the panel wasn't to learn more about the 2012 attack but to hurt Clinton for political reasons.

Republicans blocked the effort by voting to table a resolution offered by Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y.), the top Democrat on the House Rules Committee, to disband the committee.

The convoluted motion nonetheless served as a way for Democrats to force Republicans on the record about the Benghazi committee since the fallout over McCarthy’s comments.

And one senior Democrat on the Benghazi committee hinted that they might follow through on threats to stop participating in the panel's proceedings.

"If the Committee continues its abusive investigation, Democrats will have to consider how long our continued participation makes sense. We have no interest in lending legitimacy to a committee devoid of any," said Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.).

McCarthy got into hot water with Democrats and members of his own party last week while appearing on Fox News host Sean Hannity’s television show.

Hannity asked McCarthy to tout accomplishments by the House GOP.

“Everybody thought Hillary Clinton was unbeatable, right?" McCarthy replied. "But we put together a Benghazi special committee, a select committee.

"What are her numbers today? Her numbers are dropping. Why? Because she's untrustable. But no one would have have known any of that had happened had we not fought and made that happen."

The remarks have been a huge political gift for Democrats, who have sought to go on offense over Benghazi ever since. Their hope is that the remarks shadow Republicans when Clinton testifies to the panel later this month.

Slaughter’s resolution says that McCarthy’s comments have “called into question the integrity of the proceedings of the Select Committee and the House of Representatives as a whole.”

The resolution states that “the integrity of the proceedings of the House can be fully restored only by the dissolution of the Select Committee,” and calls for all unclassified interviews and depositions to be made public within 30 days once the panel is eliminated.

Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.), who chairs the Benghazi committee, said Wednesday that McCarthy “screwed up.”

"Well, he is a friend, but my first reaction is, ‘Kevin, you’re wrong,’ " Gowdy said on MSNBC’s "Morning Joe." "Kevin has apologized as profusely as a human being can apologize."

House Republicans will vote behind closed doors to nominate a new Speaker on Thursday, during which McCarthy is expected to secure a majority. But he will face a more challenging floor vote on Oct. 29 when the House formally elects a new Speaker.

http://thehill.com/blogs/floor-action/house/256231-house-rejects-de...

Permalink Reply by FreedomRider on October 8, 2015 at 7:44am

Good could we get to the part where she is behind bars???!!!!

Permalink Reply by FreedomRider on October 8, 2015 at 7:47am