I haven't seen your evidence that President Obama had "warnings and extra requests for security".  

 They have been presented in Congressional hearings a number of times. Why don't you write to the former secretary of state and ask her about those? She is a lot like you - likes to put her head in the sand and ignore reality.

Read the Koffler article, not just the headline.  You will find out that he is talking about the targeting of various disparate groups of conservatives striving to educate the voting public about the benefits of limited centralized government, freedom and liberty, and our Constitution.  As most intelligent people know, there is no Tea Party in the sense of a monolithic political party such as democrats or republicans.  Liberals wish there was as it would be easier to combat, so they invent the concept and try to sell it with the help of the media.  The Tea Party has no centralized head and has never been registered as a political party on any ballot.  I say again, there is no Tea Party.  Once again, you've won the dunce cap. 

(Gateway Pundit  March 6, 2013)

Documents Show Obama Administration Was Warned of Benghazi Attack Days Before 9-11 Assault

Posted by Jim Hoft on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, 8:33 AM

Newly released government documents reveal the Obama Administration was warned of an imminent Benghazi attack days before 9-11.
Sharyl Attkisson from CBS reported:

Previously…
Obama Administration Was Warned 3 Hours Before Benghazi Attack – Did Nothing (Video)

In October Ambassador Stevens Warned Superiors About Increasing Benghazi Violence

 

State Dept. acknowledges rejecting requests for more security in Benghazi

(Washington Post)

Video: Lt. Col. Andrew Wood, the former head of a 16-member U.S. military team in Libya says the consulate in Benghazi, where the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans were killed, never had the forces it needed to protect itself.

 

By Anne Gearan, E-mail the writer

The State Department acknowledged Wednesday that it rejected appeals for more security at its diplomatic posts in Libya in the months before a fatal terrorist attack in Benghazi as Republicans suggested that lapses contributed to the deaths of the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans.