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Why Rep. McCarthy's Benghazi comment backfired

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The Washington Post

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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy commented on Fox News on the Select Committee on Benghazi, suggesting its investigation brought Hillary Clinton's poll numbers down. Washington Post reporter Elise Viebeck explains why McCarthy's comment ended up as a win for Clinton.

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