http://twitter.com/#!/RichardGrenell/status/417833770364841984

What’s that? The New York Times had a reporter on the scene of the Sept. 11, 2012, terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya? Reporter David D. Kirkpatrick, who wrote this weekend’s piece on Benghazi, says it was invaluable to have a reporter on the ground talking to the attackers during the attack.

http://twitter.com/#!/robertcobrien/status/417834874850914304
http://twitter.com/#!/ChrisLoesch/status/417867496402612224
http://twitter.com/#!/baldingschemer/status/417871128812474368
http://twitter.com/#!/kris_kinder/status/417835231719079936

Absolutely.

http://twitter.com/#!/ConnieAustinTX/status/417835791310548992
http://twitter.com/#!/RichardGrenell/status/417835895622864896

We thought the purpose of journalism was to answer questions, not raise them.

http://twitter.com/#!/robertcobrien/status/417836424415567872

That would be invaluable information.

http://twitter.com/#!/RichardGrenell/status/417836730788478976
http://twitter.com/#!/kris_kinder/status/417844849224585216
http://twitter.com/#!/redsteeze/status/417870839867248640
http://twitter.com/#!/flyoverangel/status/417871415371501568
http://twitter.com/#!/redsteeze/status/417879277296971777

Update 12/31/13 at 12:50 p.m.:

Apologies for missing these tweets last night. According to Kirkpatrick, the Times revealed “right after the attack” that it had a reporter on the scene in Benghazi during the attack.

http://twitter.com/#!/ddknyt/status/417852380361662466

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/12/31/nyt-we-had-a-reporter-on-the-scene-talking-to-the-attackers-during-the-benghazi-attack/