Rep. Darrell Issa, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, is not finished with his investigation into events surrounding the Benghazi scandal. He has issued subpoenas to 4 officials in the State Department who may have direct knowledge of events and that the department has refused to allow to testify. The Hill: In a sharply worded letter to Secretary of State John Kerry, Issa wrote that State chief of staff David Wade has been uncooperative since being first approached in mid-May with the request to make 13 State Department personnel available for depositions. "I am concerned that waiting weeks or months while the Department prepares witnesses to be interviewed creates the risk that their testimony will have been rehearsed or coached," Issa wrote. "The Department has left me with no alternative but to issue subpoenas to compel testimony from these important witnesses." The witnesses work in two bureaus that were singled out for criticism in the...(Read Full Post)