Why wasn't Susan Rice fired for lying to Americans about Benghazi

The Federalist:
When President Obama’s National Security Advisor Lied, The Media Laughed

It’s somewhat ironic that this email was disclosed the same day the anti-Trump universe was spinning into the stratosphere over Michael Flynn’s resignation as President Trump’s national security advisor.
This is another example of disgustingly corrupt the mainstream media is and why they are destroying their own credibility by defending liberals even when they are wrong and attacking conservatives just because they hate them.
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But of course nothing matches the audacity of trope by Obama’s National Security Advisor Susan Rice on September 16, 2012. Rice went on several Sunday shows to peddle a story she knew was completely phony, one that was already quickly unraveling even as most in the media and administration tried to keep it intact.
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Sometimes the hypocrisy, double standard, and outright lies by the media under the Trump presidency is funny. Sometimes it is infuriating. But never was the media’s complicit sheep-like coverage more evident than it the days after Benghazi, behavior you can never imagine now. They have yet to admit their mistakes and failures, even as more evidence is revealed.

Remember that the next time you want to worry about how Trump is responsible for undermining the media’s integrity and credibility.
These people are indefensible.  This piece is worth reading in full.

As for why she was not fired, it was because she was in on the conspiracy at the top of the Obama administration to deflect attention away from its failure to stop a terrorist attack shortly before an election.  It seems clear that Obama and Hillary Clinton were a part of this attempted deception.

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