Americans to Congress: Don't Give Up on Benghazi

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Americans to Congress: Don't Give Up on Benghazi

The Foundry - Americans are still outraged at what happened in Benghazi on Sept. 11, 2012.

They know that four brave Americans, including U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens, died at the hands of terrorists. They know American diplomats did not receive the protection and the support they deserved.

But what remains incomprehensible is why no one at the White House has done anything about these terrible acts; why none of the guilty parties have been punished; or why Congress has not managed to force officials—from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on down—to come clean about what really happened that night.
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