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Tag Archives: Dianne Feinstein
Afghanistan: What Comes Next
JEREMY FUGLEBERG: Sen. John Kerry would oppose sending more U.S. troops to Afghanistan, even if Gen. David Petraeus, commander of the NATO effort there, would request reinforcements.
Instead, Kerry proposes getting more countries involved, as if that’s the solution to Afghanistan’s situation. At best, his is a throw-up-your-hands suggestion and at worst, it’s empty talk and way too late.
HOWARD MEGDAL: While much of Barack Obama’s remaining domestic agenda hangs in the balance of the 2010 midterm elections, his only hope for further funding of the war in Afghanistan may come from a GOP landslide. Continue reading →
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Tagged Afghanistan, Barack Obama, China, CNN, David Petraeus, Dianne Feinstein, drugs, Fareed Zakaria, Hamid Karzai, India, Iran, John Kerry, Narcotics, NATO, Pakistan, Reinforcements, Russia, Taliban, terrorism, The Long War, US, US military, US Senate
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