THE HILL — The State Department could have fired two employees over last year’s terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, the chairman of the independent panel that investigated the crime told The Hill.
“Our report recommended two people should leave their jobs, nothing more, nothing less,” former Ambassador Thomas Pickering, the chairman of the Accountability Review Board, told The Hill in an e-mail.
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Asked if that meant firing or reassignment, he said “either,” but that it was “up to the Department of State.”
“We left open their staying on in the Department,” Pickering said.
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