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John Boehner has been Speaker of the House for four years. And in those four years he has betrayed conservatives and cut backroom deals to give President Obama exactly what he wants.
We can’t accept a Speaker of the House who continually surrenders to Obama’s radical agenda.
Now is the chance for Republicans to elect a principled leader - a leader who will stand up to Obama and the progressives.
Send a message to your representative now. Tell them to vote NO on Speaker Boehner.
It will only take 29 votes to oust John Boehner as Speaker of the House of Representatives and 8 votes are already solidly in the fold. Texas Representative LOUIE GOHMERT has already offered to run against Bohener as has Ted Yoho(sp) Boehner has had his time and done nothing to deserve another term, especially after the country gave a referendum vote in the recent election. Boehner has not seized the opportunity.
Six other House Republicans are on record against Boehner. They are Paul Gosar (Arizona), Thomas Massie (Kentucky), Marlin Stutzman (Indiana), Walter Jones (North Carolina), Dave Brat (Virginia) and Steve King (Iowa).
"We need a speaker who will help us all keep our oath, including his own, to the Constitution, not one who has consistently blocked our efforts to keep ours. I will vote for an alternative candidate for speaker. I can’t vote for John Boehner again," King said in a Sunday op-ed.
Lawmakers are set to vote by roll call vote when the 114th Congress convenes Tuesday.
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Using Private Email, Hillary Clinton Thwarted Benghazi Record Requests
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Hillary Rodham Clinton accepted an award from Emily’s List on Tuesday night. Her use of a personal email account at the State Department kept a significant amount of her correspondence from investigators and the public.CreditJabin Botsford/The New York Times Using Private Email, Hillary Clinton Thwarted Benghazi Record Requests (Benghazi Part 2)
WASHINGTON — In 2012, congressional investigators asked the State Department for a wide range of documents related to the attack on the United States diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya. The department eventually responded, furnishing House committees with thousands of documents.
But it turns out that that was not everything.
The State Department had not searched the email account of former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton because she had maintained a private account, which shielded it from such searches, department officials acknowledged on Tuesday.
It was only last month that the House committee appointed to investigate Benghazi was provided with about 300 of Mrs. Clinton’s emails related to the attacks. That was shortly after Mrs. Clinton turned over, at the State Department’s request, some 50,000 pages of government-related emails that she had kept on her private account.
It was one of several instances in which records requests sent to the State Department, which had no access to Mrs. Clinton’s emails, came up empty.
In 2013, Nitasha Tiku, then a reporter for Gawker, filed a Freedom of Information Act request, seeking all correspondence on Mrs. Clinton’s private email account between her and Sidney Blumenthal, a close adviser and onetime staff member in the Clinton White House. Some of those emails had already spilled into public view and been reported in the news media. But the State Department told Gawker that it could find no records responsive to the request, Gawker reported.
Mrs. Clinton’s aides on Tuesday sought to play down the significance of her exclusive use of a personal email account for State Department business. But an examination of records requests sent to the department reveals how the practice protected a significant amount of her correspondence from the eyes of investigators and the public.
Mrs. Clinton’s exclusive use of personal email for her government business is unusual for a high-level official, archive experts have said. Federal regulations, since 2009, have required that all emails be preserved as part of an agency’s record-keeping system. In Mrs. Clinton’s case, her emails were kept on her personal account and her staff took no steps to have them preserved as part of State Department record.
In response to a State Department request, Mrs. Clinton’s advisers, late last year, reviewed her account and decided which emails to turn over to the State Department.
The State Department says it will now search the 50,000 emails Mrs. Clinton provided in response to Freedom of Information and congressional requests.
The White House, in its first response to the news, said it frowned on the practice of officials using their personal email accounts.
CIA CONTRACTORS BLAST HOUSE INTELLIGENCE BENGHAZI REPORT 'FULL OF INACURACIES'
House Intelligence Committee preparing point-by-point response to CIA contractors on Benghazi
By Jake Tapper
Washington (CNN) – Under fire from CIA contractors who were first-hand witnesses to the events in Beghazi, Libya, on September 11, 2012, the House Intelligence Committee on Thursday reaffirmed the committee’s report on the events that day. John Tiegen and Kris Paronto, CIA contractors who were on the ground in Benghazi the night of September 11, 2012, called the report “full of inaccuracies” and asserted in a statement that “the authors of the report printed them anyway despite testimony and other truthful information that proved those statements wrong.”
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