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ian Beutler pointed out in his article — This Is the Moment the Benghazi Investigation Went Off the Rails — in The New Republic that halfway through Hillary Clinton's testimony before the House Benghazi Committee, there was a moment where everyone can look back of the actually absurdity of the hearings. It was qu

and poor living conditions. Labor unions were said to be an integral part of the protests. But the catalyst for mass demonstrations was the death of Mohamed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old Tunisian street vendor, who set himself afire on 17 December 2010 in protest at the confiscation of his wares and the humiliation in

the "individual mandate" (requiring all Americans to buy insurance or face a fine) was something the president himself had opposed when vying with Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination. A much more accurate term would be "Pelosicare," since it was she who really forced the bill through Congress. Pelo

he president himself had opposed when vying with Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination. A much mo

he entire Middle East. "We have far more freedoms," one peddler hawking fruit in the same square lamented, "but far fewer jobs." Another noted that Mohamed Bouazizi, the vendor who set himself on fire, did so not to vote in a democratic election but because harassment by local officials had cost him his livelih

succumbed to calls from commentators and Syrian opposition leaders, and demanded Mr Assad's removal. The decision was a mistake. Earlier in the week, Hillary Clinton, secretary of state, noted that, "if the US called for Mr Assad's head, then what?". And indeed, then what? I lived in Syria for two years and still

a sizeable advantage. This is not naïve or farfetched. After all, it was the plight of Tunisian vendor HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031929 --- PAGE BREAK --- 18 Mohamed Bouazizi and the symbolism of his fate that sparked all the revolutions across the Middle East. The images of the rebels in Libya liberating their country (as