I can think of few things, Mr. Chairman, more antithetical to spontaneity than a 12-month long prologue of violence in Libya.
Mike Turner: “I can think of few things, Mr. Chairman, more antithetical to spontaneity than a 12-month long prologue of violence in…”
On the recordOctober 9, 2012
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Turner criticizes the administration's claim of spontaneity in the Benghazi attack.
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