Victoria Toensing Attorney Trying to Represent Benghazi Survivors who want to talk

Toensing is in a battle with the State Department regarding Benghazi survivors who want to talk and tell what they know.


[link to www.washingtonpost.com]

Washington lawyer Victoria Toensing is working pro bono with a State Department employee who wishes to testify before Congress on the events that claimed the lives of Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three others on Sept. 11. Yet Toensing had received no such instructions on clearances, even though Issa, in letters dated April 16 and April 26, specifically requested them from the State Department.

So Toensing went on Fox News on Monday, complaining that whistleblowers are being threatened and blocked.


[link to www.examiner.com]

During a press conference at the White House on Tuesday, President Obama said he was "not familiar" with reports that Benghazi whistle-blowers have been threatened by unnamed administration officials


a little background :
[link to dailycaller.com]
This will be denied – again. But the Obama administration has become so obsessed with covering up its own dereliction of duty in the Benghazi case (where four Americans died) that its top officials are all over town desperately attempting to derail witnesses to the Benghazi attacks who want to tell their story.