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In honor of the death of the Benghazi conspiracy theories, I give you The Marines’ Hymn.
I do think that Charles Pierce is a bit optimistic. This parrot may be tired and shagged out after a long squawk, but it is probably a zombie parrot.
There is some sense in which the Benghazi conspiracy theories will and can never actually die.
Martin Longman is the web editor for the Washington Monthly. See all his writing at ProgressPond.com
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