Benghazi Tragedy: Stand Up for the Truth!

Al-Qaida-linked Islamic terrorists attacked the United States embassy in Benghazi, Libya on September 11th, 2012. Four Americans including my friend former Navy Seal Glen Doherty, died in that attack. The sad truth is a CIA Global Response team stationed at Tripoli could have come to the aid of Ambassador Chris Stevens, Glen and the others, who were killed by a mob that stormed the compound. They knew they were in trouble, and were literally left behind to die.

I am deeply troubled that Congressman Adrian Smith is not supporting an additional investigation to finally get to the bottom of this tangled web of lies and deceit.

Virginia Rep. Frank Wolf is the author of House Resolution 36, which calls for a Benghazi select committee with subpoena powers to focus on the incidents surrounding the attack. The Resolution now has 182 cosponsors, 80% of the GOP House members, including Nebraska Reps. Jeff Fortenberry and Lee Terry, yet it is being blocked from going to the House floor for a vote by Rep. Smith and a handful of othes. The question is: Why?

Will you help send Rep. Smith a mesage by supporting my campaign? It's time to stand up for the truth! 

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