Obama Crying Because Benghazi Incident

WASHINGTON - President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama could not stop crying when asked about the incident attack U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya. At that time, Obama was holding a press conference with British Prime Minister David Cameron.

Discussion Benghazi incident is still continuing. The U.S. congressional Republicans blame Obama and accuse the White House to hide the fact of what happened in Libya last year.

However, Obama has consistently denied the allegations. Black president was calling behavior of policy makers were nothing more than "a sideshow." Obama wept when asked by the media about the allegations of Republican politicians. Similarly, as reported by the Daily Mail, Tuesday (14/05/2013).

As is known, the attack on the consulate that killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other U.S. citizens. Obama reiterated the attack was an act of terror.

"Frankly, these attacks are politically motivated. Many parties at that challenge the integrity of Hillary Clinton (as Secretary of State), Susan Rice (U.S. Ambassador to the UN), Mike Mullen (CIA) and Tom Pickering," Obama said.

Obama tried to explain, the death of four U.S. citizens it is not inevitable. But his administration has done the right thing and investigate the incident.

So far, some Republican politicians Benghazi called the incident as the worst case ever in the history of the land of Uncle Sam. They equate it with the Watergate case that led to former President Richard Nixon's resignation from office.