 AP Photo Tea Party protests. Agency deception. White House confusion. Partisan smoke, and few straight answers, on the campaign trail. TAGGED: United States, 2012, Benghazi, Chris Stevens, LibyaRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| When people here talk about American politics, many look to the sky, where the buzz of surveillance drones has grown heavy since last month’s deadly assault on the United States mission in this city in eastern Libya. more ›› |
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