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Cut & Run Alert-- Obama Already Looking For Way Out of Afghanistan
Gateway Pundit —
60 days into his presidency Barack Obama is already looking for a way to cut and run from Afghanistan. It seems like it was just yesterday that Barack Obama was lecturing Bush and McCain that Afghanistan was the central front in the War on Terror: But that was back in September. Now Obama is looking for a way out of Afghanistan. The New York Times reported: The United States must look for a way out of the war ...
ThinkFast: March 23, 2009
Think Progress —
... with 60 Minutes’ Steve Kroft, President Obama said, “There’s got to be an exit strategy” out of Afghanistan. Saying what was needed “is a comprehensive strategy,” Obama said, “There’s go to be a sense that this is not perpetual drift.” ...
Victory In Sight!
Jules Crittenden —
[image] « Living History Victory In Sight! For al-Qaeda and the Taliban, as Obama explains his priority in Afghanistan. NYT : “There’s got to be an exit strategy,” Mr. Obama said in a wide-ranging interview shown Sunday on “60 Minutes” on CBS. “There’s got to be a sense that this is not perpetual drift.” European officials have been outspoken about their plans to leave Afghanistan in the next three to four years. Mr. Obama’s remarks, which were recorded on Friday, indicated that the administration, which has more troops and resources in Afghanistan than European countries do, is also working toward a long-term strategy. Last month, he ...
'60 Minutes,' Featuring Obama Interview, Draws 16 Million
The Caucus —
More than 16 million viewers tuned in to “60 Minutes” on Sunday for the newsmagazine’s interview with President Obama , according to Nielsen’s estimates. The CBS show was delayed nearly an hour from its usual 7 p.m. time slot because of an overrun of the network’s college basketball coverage, which averaged over 15 million viewers during the 7 p.m. hour, the first part of prime time on Sunday. More in TV Decoder …
ThinkFast: March 23, 2009
The Hollywood Liberal —
ThinkFast: March 23, 2009 Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner will unveil a three-pronged program today for fixing the financial crisis, which “envisions the creation of a series of public-private investments to soak up $500 billion, and maybe as much as $1 trillion, in troubled loans and securities at the heart of the financial crisis.” In a WSJ op-ed, Geithner writes […] timmy2.jpg Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner will unveil a three-pronged program today for fixing the financial crisis , which “envisions the creation of a series of public-private investments to soak up $500 billion, and maybe as much as $1 trillion, in troubled loans and securities at the ...
