While Media Congratulates Hillary On Her Testimony, The Real Issues Were Missed.

SICK: Hillary Just Made a DISGUSTING Announcement About Murdered Ambassador Chris Stevens 

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton took part in a marathon hearing Thursday before the House Select Committee on Benghazi.

During the hearing, for which she was well-rehearsed with prepared answers, she nonetheless gave some questionable responses.

One such time was when Indiana Rep. Susan Brooks asked Hillary directly about an email dated Dec. 15, 2011, in which Ambassador Chris Stevens expressed concern about the security situation at the Benghazi compound and asked a security official if the compound would be closed.

Since the State Department had ignored his requests for more security measures, Stevens had taken it upon himself to gather whatever meager resources he could, according to Breitbart.

Hillary replied, “Well, congresswoman, one of the great attributes that Chris Stevens had was a really good sense of humor and I just see him smiling as he’s typing this because it’s clearly in response to the email down below talking about picking up a few ‘fire sale items from the Brits.’”

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Seemingly aghast at the lighthearted manner in which Hillary answered the question, Brooks pointed out the obvious — the “fire sale items” were security barricades the British team no longer needed because they were pulling out of the dangerous city.

“So they’re picking up a fire sale because other consulates are pulling out, other countries are pulling out?” Brooks asked.

“Well, I thought it showed their entrepreneurial spirit,” Hillary joked in response.

Hillary Clinton clearly doesn’t take the security of American citizens in a dangerous arena like Benghazi very seriously. And now she wants to be in charge of all of them.

Just one more reason why Hillary should never become president.

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