Read "prompts" for promotes. - nm

With who? And so what? Oh...not...Natasha Fatale? - nm

It's very odd coming at this time. I don't understand why - backwards typist

Like those investigations, BWT, I suppose we - are left to watching

Benghazi, yes. This is extremely suspicious - and I am a Democrat ! nm

How would hiding behind confessing to an EM affair - help him avoid the inevitable

I don't think the timing is suspicious...sm - JTBB

I think you hit on something but I really don't want to - backwards typist

oh, come on...probably Benghazi. Just reported - affair was known long ago !

All the stations are full of people from across the spectrum - going on and on about how

If this is old news, who's the woman? - Is that top secret too? nm

I swear it is a COVERUP. Just like in - Libya with the stupid video. NM

I agree it is a coverup. If Petraeus is so damned (sm) - LM

Obama throws another one under the bus (sm) - Aunt Sue

I take the above post back (sm) - Aunt Sue

Hm-m-m. Thought he was supposed to testify next week. - backwards typist

Yet, here's an article that states he was supposed to testify - backwards typist

BTW, Dana Perino states having an affair when you're a high security personnel are supposedly compromises the security of the country/President.

He was a man of honor and didn't bring this out before the election because he didn't want to muddy the issue at the time everything else was going on. HUH?

Anyway, here's the article:

More than two months after the Sept. 11 attack on the American compound in Benghazi, Libya, key congressional committees will hear next week from CIA Director David Petraeus and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper about the assault, according to sources.

The Intelligence Committees of the Senate and House of Representatives will get testimony from those officials and others at a pair of hearings next Thursday. Both sessions will take place behind closed doors.

The Senate Intelligence Committee will also hear from FBI Deputy Director Sean Joyce, an expert on the agency's counterterrorism and counterintelligence efforts. The FBI has been investigating the attack. Also testifying will be Undersecretary of State for Management Patrick Kennedy, who oversees all department personnel, facilities and operations, and National Counterterrorism Center Director Matt Olsen.

The House Intelligence Committee will also hear from Olsen.

Lawmakers and staff have been receiving briefings from the administration since the attack occurred. Republicans have sharply criticized the Obama administration's response to the attack, which claimed the lives of U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. Republicans have suggested that the State Department ignored reasonable requests for tighter security at the compound in the face of attacks and threats on Western facilities in the eastern Libyan city. And they have accused the administration of trying to cover up the nature of the attack by initially pinning blame on Muslim anger at an Internet video ridiculing Islam, rather than acknowledge that the strike was the work of terrorists.

And this changes that plan exactly how? - When he's called, he'll testify. nm

IF he is subpoenaed. If he were that anxious (sm) - LM

Because he is so respected by everyone, it - seems completely SM

Yeah - why not resign on 11/04 or 10/31? - Why not resign the night after?