4. The most darning (edited for Agoracom so I don't end up in Agoracom Heck) evidence against Rice is this: we could have seized Osama Bin Laden years before 9/11 if she hadn’t forestalled it. Bill Clinton troubleshooter Mansoor Ijaz said in 2002:

The FBI, in 1996 and 1997, had their efforts to look at terrorism data and deal with the bin Laden issue overruled every single time by the State Department, by Susan Rice and her cronies, who were hell-bent on destroying the Sudan.

Richard Miniter, author of the book Losing bin Laden, said that Rice played a primary role in scuttling the deal where Sudan could have turned over Bin Laden to the U.S. As a member of Clinton’s National Security Council, he wrote, she doubted Sudan’s credibility:

The FBI, in 1996 and 1997, had their efforts to look at terrorism data and deal with the bin Laden issue overruled every single time by the State Department, by Susan Rice and her cronies, who were hell-bent on destroying the Sudan … Rice [cited] the suffering of Christians [in Sudan] as one reason that she doubted the integrity of the Sudanese offers. But her analysis largely overlooked the view of U.S. Ambassador to Sudan Tim Carney, who argued for calling Khartoum's bluff....

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In the op-ed, Carney and Ijaz wrote that Rice and Clarke persuaded Clinton National Security Advisor Sandy Berger to overrule Albright on the Sudanese terrorism overtures. And when Sudan tried again to share intelligence on Bin Laden, and sent a February 1998 letter addressed directly to Middle East and North Africa special agent-in-charge David Williams, the op-ed stated:

But the White House and Susan Rice objected. On June 24, 1998, Williams wrote to Mahdi, saying he was 'not in a position to accept your kind offer.'

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/11/15/Dems-Susan-Rice-A-National-Treasure

Now we know why Sandy Burglar stole the documents that showed why the Klinton admin helped Bin laden.

Funny how serendipitous the timing of this article is.

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