Michigan U.S. Senate Candidate Mike Rogers Accuses Benghazi Whistleblowers of Talking ‘Nonsense’ After Committing Massive Negligence as Armed Services Committee Chairman
A scathing new video is demonstrating how former House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers, now a Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Michigan, helped cause the Benghazi disaster, and Rogers now accuses military whistleblowers of talking “nonsense” in an attempt to cover his tracks.
The video, released by his Senate primary opponent Sandy Pensler, shows Army ranger Kris Paranto saying that he “looked Mike Rogers in the eyes” and said “if we were not delayed, we would have saved [murdered Ambassador John Christopher Stevens] life.” Rogers dismissed the testimony of Paranto and other Benghazi whistleblowers as “nonsense.”
“It’s just all nonsense. It didn’t happen the way they said back then,” said Rogers, who as a Congressman wanted to let the Obama administration off the hook for the federal government’s criminal negligence in Benghazi.
The video can be seen here:
Rogers is certainly incentivized to lie about the Benghazi disaster, considering his wife was a military contractor with a firm having direct ties to the failure that allowed the chaos to occur on Sept. 11, 2012.
In journalist Roger Stone’s article, “Michigan U.S. Senate Candidate Mike Rogers is the Most Dangerous Anti-Trump Phony Running for Office“, Stone explained how Rogers’ wife, Kristi, benefited from government contracts because of her connections with her husband, and this cronyism resulted in her firm Aegis getting a sweet deal to secure Benghazi with horrifying results:
“As Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Rogers attempted to stonewall the investigation into Benghazi, claiming that Obama’s CIA officials were telling the truth and did not need to be investigated. This drew the attention of Judicial Watch, and they discovered that Rogers’ wife Kristi ran a major security contractor in the private sector where her husband’s clout in the D.C. swamp helped her firm, Aegis Defense Services, win many lucrative government contracts.
Aegis was one of the defense firms that profited from Obama’s regime-change war in Libya, which turned out to be as much of a disaster as any of his George W. Bush’s failed wars. As “quintessential Washington insiders,” according to Judicial Watch, Kristi Rogers served as President and CEO of Aegis while Mike Rogers chaired the House Intelligence Committee – a glaring conflict of interest as Aegis tallied Pentagon contracts worth hundreds of millions.
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