Published 12/1/2008
at Yahoo! News: Politics News
AP - The selection of experienced centrists Hillary Rodham Clinton, Robert Gates and James L. Jones to head President-elect Barack Obama's national security team points to the possibility that on Iraq, the incoming commander-in-chief may take a more measured path to ending American military involvement than he described during the presidential campaign.
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