"Every step of the way, as information is learned, as intelligence is approved of what happened on the ground that night, the president makes it available to members of Congress and to the public. It's been a very transparent process and he's determined to bring whoever perpetrated this against the four Americans to justice," Obama deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter said on NBC's "Today" show this morning."No, look, you know, we live in a dangerous world. Anytime American lives are lost it's a terrible tragedy, and the president acted quickly to make sure every other embassy was protected. We're getting to the bottom of it. And we need to work this investigation through. It's really important that we not politicize this process," Cutter said when "Today" host Willie Geist asked if President Obama will concede that the terror attack in Libya was a foreign policy failure.
"It's unfortunate that those across the aisle are trying to divide us right now," Cutter added.