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Hillary Whines About Being Held Accountable For Benghazi

Remember this moment?


It seems Hillary Clinton hasn't changed her opinion about the September 11, 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi. 

During an interview with NBC's The Today Show Wednesday morning, Clinton complained about the fallout of the attack, which left four Americans dead, because it hurt her politically. 

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"Boy, it was turned into a political football. And it was aimed at undermining my credibility, my record, my accomplishments," Clinton said. 

Political football? More like accountability. After all, Clinton was Secretary of State at the time and was repeatedly warned the security situation at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi was severely inadequate. She ignored pleas for more security and people died as a result. Further, she lied to the American people about what happened in order to protect her political ambitions. 

The woman has no shame. 

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