Libya vs. Watergate, coverup is the same

FRED RAPP | Elma • Published November 08, 2012 Modified November 07, 2012

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Richard Nixon had to resign because of the coverup of Watergate. No one died at Watergate but in covering it up several of the people involved lied to Congress.

The Obama administration is now covering up the fact they didn’t provide proper protection for the ambassador in Libya. They not only didn’t provide the proper protection asked for by the embassy, they didn’t even get any additional help when it was actually being attacked.

In my opinion the lack of paying attention to the requests and the stupid distraction they tried to make us believe, that this was just a reaction to an anti-Muslim trailer, is a much more dangerous coverup and should put several of the Obama admistration in prison.

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