Bonilla Calls Out Alan Grayson to Volunteer for House Select Committee on Benghazi

Republican congressional candidate, Jorge Bonilla, is renewing his call for Congressman Alan Grayson (D-FL 9) to voluntarily join the House Select Committee on Benghazi.

“Last week Speaker John Boehner announced both the creation of a Select Committee on Benghazi, and Congressman Trey Gowdy as its chairman. In the wake of this announcement, many on the left and in the media went “Full Grayson”.

Rather than lending bipartisan cooperation to the pursuit of justice, House Democrats have attempted to mock and de-legitimize the Select Committee.

Chief among these is Congressman Alan Grayson, who called Benghazi “the scandal that never was”, and has tried to explain away the terror-related deaths of four Americans with several variants of “bad things happen”.

House Democrat leadership has suggested that it might not participate in the Select Committee.

Bonilla states:

“I renew my call for Congressman Alan Grayson to put his ‘Guts’ where his mouth is, and join the Select Committee on Benghazi. Someone who prides himself on asking the right questions in committee hearings should have no problem getting to the truth. That is, if there is any interest in pursuing the truth above partisan loyalty. The death of four Americans demands a diligent search for justice regardless of where it may lead.”

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