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WASHINGTON - Top Obama administration officials pledged Sunday to work with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, despite continuing doubts about his credibility that could have been eased had he won a runoff election against his top challenger, who dropped... Full Article at WNYW | Fox 5 New York
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President Barack Obama is still weeks away from deciding whether to send more troops to Afghanistan, the White House said Sunday amid pressure from lawmakers to settle on a war strategy despite muddled politics and concerns of corruption in... Full Article at NewsMax
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By Kathy Chen The withdrawal by Afghan President Hamid Karzai's chief rival from a runoff election shouldn't complicate President Barack Obama's decision on whether to send more troops to that country, senior White House aides said.Abdullah Abdullah on... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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* Obama aide: Abdullah departure a "political decision" * U.S. officials say will work with Afghan government * Obama decision on troops seen unlikely before Nov. 11. Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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Nov. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Abdullah Abdullah’s withdrawal from the Afghanistan presidential runoff election won’t complicate President Barack Obama’s decision-making about his war strategy in the country, said two of the president’s top advisers. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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I think it's time for us to stop beating up on President Karzai and start building up President Karzai and his government to be the government we need ... Because they're not the enemy. The enemy is the Taliban.
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We're going to work with the leader of the Afghan government and hopefully that's going to improve the state of conditions for the people in Afghanistan, and also help us as we try to bring this war to a close
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It's time to send more help
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We need a credible partner to make things happen
SOURCE: WNYW | Fox 5 New York
