Central Intelligence Agency director David Petraeus has emphatically denied that he or anyone else at the CIA refused assistance to the former Navy SEALs who requested it three times as terrorists attacked the U.S. consulate in Benghazi on the night of Sep. 11. The Weekly Standard and ABC News report that Petraeus's denial effectively implicates President Barack Obama, since a refusal to assist "would have been a presidential decision."
Earlier today, Denver local reporter Kyle Clarke of KUSA-TV did what the national media largely refuses to do, asking Obama directly whether the Americans in Benghazi were denied requests for aid. Obama dodged the question, but implied that he had known about the attacks as they were "happening."
TONY DIGIROLAMO
WE'LL GET THIS PRESIDENT TO MEET THE PRESS BEFORE THE ELECTION.
Campaigning while this stuff is going on is stunning!
Everytime he does these entertainment talkers this president looks smaller with each one... Keep it up Mr President, keep it up!
Listen to Axlerod Mr President he is putting an ax to your reelection campaign.
Unbelievable!
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