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Holy cow! Democrat House Rep. receives geography lesson from constituents at town hall meeting. She doesn’t realize Benghazi is in the Middle East. GMAFB!….

And this geography-challenged parasite, Rep. Ann Kuster is representing a district in New Hampshire, whose voters apparently have a pretty low standard for representation in Washington.

In response to a written question from a constituent regarding her opinion of Rep. Frank Wolf’s bill to form a select committee to investigate the Benghazi attack, Rep. Kuster tap danced, “I don’t have … it’s a Senate thing — I don’t think we have anything about that in the House,” either lying or completely unaware of what is happening in the House of Representatives, where she works, as Frank Wolf (R-VA), author of the bill, is a fellow member of the House.

One lady in the audience continued to press for an answer to what is being done about the massacre in Benghazi. Kuster responded, “I’m certainly not here to talk about it, we’re here to talk about the Middle East,” prompting several audience members to give her a quick lesson in geography. If it wasn’t so sad it would be funny. It actually looks like an SNL skit.

And this is what passes for representation in Washington these days.

Thomas Madison

Ex-Army officer and stone-cold patriot, Thomas Madison is on a mission to contribute in any and every way to the restoration of and strict obedience to the United States Constitution, that divinely-inspired, concise, intentionally and specifically broad (wrap your head around that oxymoron) blueprint which has gifted the world with the concept and realization of individual liberty and unlimited prosperity. We, as a nation, have lost our way. We have spent the past one-hundred years attempting to fix what was never broken. As with building anything, when you can't figure it out, consult the blueprint. So too with rebuilding America, the blueprint for which is the United States Constitution.

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