Some interesting findings:
Warnings Before the Attacks and Failures to Provide Security
These, I thought, were surprising, considering how much the Republicans stated otherwiseThere was no singular "tactical warning" in the intelligence reporting leading up to the events on September 11, 2012, predicting an attack on U.S. facilities in Benghazi on the 9/11 anniversary,
There were no U.S. military resources in position to intervene in short order in Benghazi to help defend the Temporary Mission Facility and its Annex on September 11 and 12, 2012.
I found this rather interesting:The Majority believes that the CIA talking points were flawed but-as discussed in the report-painted a mostly accurate picture of the IC's analysis of the Benghazi attacks at that time, in an unclassified form and without compromising the nascent investigation of the attacks
Despite the clearly deteriorating security situation in Benghazi and requests for additional security resources, few significant improvements were made by the State Department to the security posture of the Temporary Mission Facility. Although the Mission facility met the minimum personnel requirements ~or
Diplomatic Security agents as accepted by the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli at the time of the August 15 EAC meeting (specifically, the three Diplomatic Security agents were assigned to guard the Mission compound), the Committee found no evidence that significant actions were taken by the State Department between August 15, 2012, and September 11, 2012, to increase security at the Mission facility in
response to the concerns raised in that meeting. According to the report of the ARB, "there appeared to be very real confusion over who, ultimately, was responsible and empowered to make decisions...
All of that to say, in the conclusionIn contrast, the CIA, in response to the same deteriorating security situation and IC threat reporting, consistently upgraded its security posture over the same time period. Specifically, the attack on the British Ambassador's convoy by a rocket-propelled grenade on June 11, 2012, led to a CIA security audit ofthe
Annex. As a result, CIA quickly implemented additional security measures due to the threat of continued attacks against Western personnel in Benghazi.
the Americans serving in Libya were vulnerable; the State Department knew they were vulnerable; and no one in the Administration really did anything about it.
Quite interesting read. All 85 pages.
STOP THE PRESSES! 
That's the real point: bumbling incompetence, at every level of this administration, and in every area. Too bad it's not an impeachable offense under the Constitution.
