John Kerry Says State Dept Officials Suspended by Hillary Clinton After Benghazi Don't Deserve Any Disciplinary Action
Have been brought back to work
Secretary of State John Kerry has determined that the four State Department officials placed on administrative leave by Hillary Clinton after the terrorist attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi do not deserve any formal disciplinary action and has asked them to come back to work at the State Department starting Tuesday.
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Sounds as though she selected her pawns to be scapegoated.