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“It’s dangerous to water down what seems to be necessary from a military point of view,” said Sen. David Vitter (R-La.), a member of the Armed Services Committee. Full Article at The Hill
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WASHINGTON: Both chambers of the US Congress have quietly approved a bill that seeks tough new restrictions on military aid to Pakistan, aides told Dawn on Wednesday. The bill comes up for final approval later this week. Full Article at Dawn
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isn't Obama also Commander-in-Chief? And weren't we told, for eight years, that the CiC makes the ultimate decisions and we *must* respect that or else we're with the terrorists?? That's how it worked for eight years. So...who's with the terrorists now? Full Article at Crooks and Liars
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DJIBOUTI - Col. Abdourahman Aden Cher, commander of the Djiboutian Navy, shakes hands with Gen. William Ward, commander of U.S. Africa Command, during the establishment of a U.S. military harbor security force at the Port de Djibouti, July 30, 2009. Full Article at Associated Content
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I am sympathetic to the story told by Joseph Rocha, who claims in a Washington Post opinion column that he was discharged from the Navy because he is gay, though he says he never told anyone. Full Article at Palladium Item
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The president taking the time to determine whether or not, whatever policies we adopt going forward, can and will succeed, and that we can sustain those policies with the resources necessary to succeed, is, I think, what he ought to be doing
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It was so thorough and so thoughtful … I feel like they’ve given immense thought to it ... The president is the commander in chief, but he needs to listen very carefully to what his commanders are telling him.
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We know that [Defense] Secretary [Donald] Rumsfeld ignored the advice of the uniformed military and went into battle with too few troops and no plan to win the peace ... As a result, the insurgency was able to gain a foothold, and now civil and sectarian strife threatens our troops and our future and th...
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Gen. McChrystal was clear that the window for success in Afghanistan is short
SOURCE: The Hill
