Democrats face an uphill climb in persuading the public to shun the forthcoming Select Committee hearings on Benghazi. They may want to reconsider the call for a boycott of the hearings by House Democrats. Rasmussen polling indicates that a majority of the public wants to see the Benghazi investigation proceed, compared to 34% who don’t, a 17% margin – which would be an electoral landslide. Paul Bedard of The Washington Examiner summarizes the polling available to subscribers: Just over half the nation wants further investigation into the September 2012 terrorist killings of American diplomats in Benghazi, Libya, in part because an even larger percentage of the country does not believe thatPresident Obama's team has told the full story about the simmering scandal. Rasmussen Reports revealed in a new poll that 51 percent want the investigation to go forward. The House last week ordered up a special panel to investigate the killings...(Read Full Post)