One reason Benghazi-gate is more sinister than Watergate . . .

. . . is that, 40 years ago, the mainstream media was in full-investigation / relentless pitbull mode from day one, whereas now the state-run propaganda arm of this regime is trying to run out the clock on the sordid truth coming to light before the election.

Our scumbag overlords

The regime is offering to pay fines and legal fees for defense contractors who may have to lay off workers or close plants due to the upcoming and seemingly inevitable sequestration in order to keep them from doing so prior to the election.  That's called trying to influence electorate opinion using taxpayer dollars.  And by coaxing businesses to break a law to boot.

"We've crossed a new and frightening line"

Roger L. Simon at PJ Media explains in all its chilling detail why the Benghazi cover-up is far, far worse than Watergate.

Nobody was trying to bring down Western civilization in Watergate.

It gets worse

US embassy in Egypt issues terror warning to Americans living there, particularly women engaged in missionary work.

Then there's the $300 million the MEC regime is sending to Gaza and the West Bank to fund construction projects in anticipation of a Palestinian state.


Then there are the Syrian chemical weapons that US intelligence can no longer track.

And did you realize that the recent Camp Bastion attack in Afghanistan resulted in the worst loss of US air power in over 40 years?

Auditioning to be the bitch of the world's bad guys

On the heels of Morsi's set of demands for letting the US be Egypt's friend, the MEC regime announces - as in moving ahead without involving Congress - an emergency financial aid package for that Muslim Brotherhood-run country in which our embassy was recently attacked.

This regime holds Israel in utter contempt - today's edition

The MEC had time to meet face-to-face with Netanyahu - he had the afternoon off yesterday after two fundraisers - but didn't.  And Susan Rice skipped out on Bibi's UN address.

Time to call it a cover-up

The regime knew within 24 hours that the Benghazi consulate debacle was a terrorist attack, and still sent out Jay Carney and Susan Rice for days afterwards to insult our intelligence.  Meant in both senses of the word.

We know we're not safer

Per Rasmussen, 17 percent fewer Americans feel our country is winning the struggle against terrorist jihad than did when the MEC was inaugurated.

It's on purpose - today's edition

Second-quarter GDP growth revised downward from 1.7 percent to 1.3.

In a sane world, not one penny of our tax dollars would have ever gone to this dog-vomit organization

Planned Parenthood's Facebook page for teenagers exults the notion of sluttiness.

When cattle don't get their feed, they stomp their hooves and head-but the sides of their pen

Violent protests in Spain and a strike in Greece at the mere mention of an attempt at staving off collapse.

Spaniards are foraging for edible garbage.

He's envisioned a nation of cattle all along

You may have already seen the video from 1998 in which the MEC strategizes about a majority coalition of "working poor" and welfare recipients.  It, of course, includes the notorious line about believing in redistribution.

It still needs the widest possible dissemination.  And it can't be said often enough: this guy cares not a whit for the United States of America, except as a vehicle for realizing his mad socialist vision.

Full circle right under our noses

Of her many strengths as a warrior for Western values, Michelle Malkin's greatest is her prowess as an investigative journalist.  As is often the case in exposing a web of ties among centers-for-this, institutes-for-that and the like, the trick is to keep the reader's eyes from glazing over.   She deftly guides you through the maze with the assurance that when the big picture becomes clear at the end of a piece, you'll see why all the information was necessary.  Such is the case today with the story of a guy named Hisham Altalib who visited the White House in March to meet with the head of the Faith-Based Initiatives program.  He is a native Iraqi who came to the US in the 1970s to get a EE degree from Purdue and then entered the web of Muslim Brotherhood front groups.  Read to the end of the column and you'll learn about his ties to one of the people implicated in the recent terrorist attack in Libya.

She then makes the point that it makes the United States look pretty ridiculous, since this knowledge is out there even as the MEC regime prattles about YouTube videos.

The jihadists can make a lot of progress even without blowing up any planes, because we think we're such clever multiculturalists.  One of their most effective weapons is our own penchant for patty-cake.

Inviting jihad to claw out our entrails

The MEC reaffirms his patty-cake foreign policy at the UN.

And Dana Milbank isn't easily outraged by the MEC's antics

The WaPo columnist says that the First Couple's appearance on The View, even as the MEC meets with zero world leaders at the NYC UN pow-wow "borders on scandalous."

Why the H-word Creature would have been at least every bit as bad as the Most Equal Comrade

Now she's pushing for a global tax on "elites."