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This exposes in stark detail the bald face lies of Obama and Hillary. Shame on them.

◼ Emails Expose White House Lies on Benghazi - Larry Johnson/No Quarter

Let me help you with some of the terms. “SES_DUTYDEPUTIES” and S_SPECIAL ASSISTANTS refer to senior State Department personnel. SES is the acronym for Senior Executive Service. These are the equivalent of General Officers in the military services. “S” is the abbreviation for the SECRETARY of STATE. In other words, Hillary and her assistants were notified. The Bureau of Counter Terrorism was notified. The White House, the FBI and the Pentagon were all notified that an Al Qaeda group, Ansar al Sharia claimed credit for the attack.

◼ THE CONSEQUENCES OF BENGHAZI - Blackfive

The President made the decision to not use F18s (even in a flyover to shake the resolve of the terrorists). The President made the decision to go to Vegas to a campaign dinner.

So what is worse than our State people now knowing that the President will do nothing if they are attacked?

Al Qaeda knows that now, too.

◼ Obama Knew Benghazi Was Terrorism And Did Nothing - IBD Editorial

Could it be the cover story was necessary so no one would ask the obvious question of why a rescue or relief mission was not mounted? Retired CIA officer Gary Berntsen, who commanded counterterrorism missions targeting Osama bin Laden and led the team that responded after the bombings of U.S. embassies in East Africa, believes help could and should have been sent.

◼ White House Watched Benghazi Attacked And Didn't Respond - Larry Bell/Forbes

Romney takes lead as election nears

◼ R 50% O 46% - Rasmussen
◼ R 50% O 47% - Gallup
◼ R 49% O 48% - Romney Takes Lead on Economy; White Men are the Movers - ABC
◼ R 47% O 46% - Reuters

Republican candidate Mitt Romney was 1 percentage point ahead of President Barack Obama in Wednesday's Reuters/Ipsos daily tracking poll in a presidential race that is effectively a dead heat less than two weeks before the November 6 election.
In a reversal of Tuesday's results, Romney led Obama among likely voters by 47 percent to 46 percent, a statistically insignificant margin, in the four-day online tracking poll.

Romney held a wider lead among independent voters, who will be crucial to winning on Election Day. Thirty-seven percent of them said they would pick the Republican if elections were held today and 31 percent chose Obama.

Obama, however, had a lead of 53 percent to 42 percent among the 17 percent of the surveyed registered voters who said they had already cast their vote.

Rep. Jim Moran’s Son Resigns Over James O’Keefe Video

◼ Patrick Moran, son of Rep. Jim Moran (D-VA), resigned from his father's campaign on Wednesday after conservative activist James O'Keefe released a video that appears to show him offering advice to an undercover videographer who claimed to want to commit voter fraud. - TPM

"Effective immediately, I have resigned from the Moran for Congress campaign," Patrick Moran said in a statement to TPM sent from his campaign email address.

◼ Rep. Jim Moran’s son implicated in voter fraud scheme- Le-gal In-sur-rec-tion

Wow! Romney/Ryan rally rocks in swing state Nevada with massive, diverse crowd

◼ Team Romney and Ryan don’t just rock it at Red Rocks; Nevada is Romney/Ryan country, too! Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan were in Nevada yesterday. - Twitchy

◼ Mitt Romney Campaign Rally in Reno, NV (Full Video 10-24-12) - Right Speak (video is a bit glitchy in the beginning, but it clears up, nice appearance by Mitt Romney)

Florida Republicans receiving fake ineligibility letters aimed at suppressing their vote

◼ The Florida Department of State’s Division of Elections is investigating a number of fraudulent letters sent to voters in the state questioning their citizenship and voter eligibility, in a possible attempt to keep them home on Election Day. - Caroline May/Daily Caller

“We’ve received multiple reports of a fraudulent letter that impersonates supervisors of elections and indicates that eligible voters might be ineligible,” Chris Cate, spokesman for the Division of Elections, explained to the Tampa Bay Times, which reported the letters have gone mostly — if not entirely — to Republicans in the state.

“We’re working with the state’s supervisors of elections, as well law enforcement, to identify the source of the letters and put a stop to them,” Cate said.