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A lot of this border region is big and complicated. And even a city like Quetta is a big city. And, you know, we have to respect the sovereignty of Pakistan as we engage in potential actions that would involve going into a major metropolitan area with a lot of civilians around it. We expect Pakistan to ...
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I don't want to comment on certain sensitive aspects to our efforts in this border region. I think it is fair to say, number one, that my principle is if we've got actual war intelligence on high-ranking al-Qaeda leaders, or for those matter high-ranking Taliban leaders who are directing actions against...
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In calling the bankers to the White House, Mr. Obama was seeking to capitalize on public anger over the continuation of big bonuses for Wall Street executives, coupled with the slow pace of renewed lending by institutions bailed out by taxpayers.
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You know, that was actually, probably, the most emotional speech that I've made, in terms of how I felt about it, because I was looking out over a group of cadets, some of whom were going to be deployed in Afghanistan, and potentially some might not come back
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Obama once again clearly emphasized his country's commitment to Afghanistan ... This speech was something which was expected by the Afghan people, particularly in terms of supporting Afghans to take responsibility so the foreign forces can return home.
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We will know by the end of December 2010 whether or not the approach that General McChrystal (top US commander in Afghanistan) has discussed in terms of securing population centres is meeting its objectives
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That’s part of the [United States’] game plan, to have Obama come ... and distract everyone ... When he comes here with his charisma, there’ll be a lot of photo sessions and a lot of razzmatazz; he might even get some of our leaders to commit to some statements that will [trash] our negotiators.
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This is this is the heart of it. This is where bin Laden is. This is where its allies are. It's from here that you see attacks launched not just against the United States, but against London [ Images ], against Bali, against a whole host of countries
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We’ve all watched Pres. Obama and Warren Buffett’s ongoing association, from Buffett’s official endorsement of Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign to their sometimes differing views on economic policy
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The stakes are even higher within a nuclear-armed Pakistan, because we know that al Qaeda and other extremists seek nuclear weapons, and we have every reason to believe that they would use them
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Obama's speech (at the Cuban American National Foundation in Miami on remittances) can be translated as a formula for hunger for the country (Cuba).
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But we will have signalled the fact that increasingly we are turning over responsibility for Afghanistan to the Afghans
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We believe our solution meets the federal law and will continue to work with the Obama administration to ensure hundreds of thousands of California children are not forced out
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With the American people as overwhelming opposed to this bill as they are, for the Democrats to basically arrogantly take the position that we're going to ignore public opinion and jam this through before Christmas, I think that's really a stretch
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Talk queen Oprah Winfrey chatted up President Obama and the first lady on a TV special Sunday night in which he said he’d give himself a B-plus (an A or A-minus if he gets to sign health care reform legislation).
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In order for us to eradicate the problem, to really go after Al Qaeda, in an effective way, we are going to need more cooperation from Pakistan ... There is no doubt about that.
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It is politically vital for Obama to show Americans he is not getting distracted by other pressing issues like the war in Afghanistan and his effort to overhaul the healthcare system
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That was actually probably the most emotional speech that I've made, in terms of how I felt about it. Because I was looking out over a group of cadets, some of whom were going to be deployed in Afghanistan. And potentially some might not come back
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President Obama needs to show that he has a plan for Iraq and Afghanistan, that he is implementing it, and that it is working
SOURCE: Voice of America
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This is this is the heart of it. This is where bin Laden is. This is where its allies are. It's from here that you see attacks launched not just against the United States, but against London [ Images ], against Bali, against a whole host of countries
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We’ve all watched Pres. Obama and Warren Buffett’s ongoing association, from Buffett’s official endorsement of Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign to their sometimes differing views on economic policy
SOURCE: The New York Times -
The stakes are even higher within a nuclear-armed Pakistan, because we know that al Qaeda and other extremists seek nuclear weapons, and we have every reason to believe that they would use them
-
Obama's speech (at the Cuban American National Foundation in Miami on remittances) can be translated as a formula for hunger for the country (Cuba).
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But we will have signalled the fact that increasingly we are turning over responsibility for Afghanistan to the Afghans
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We believe our solution meets the federal law and will continue to work with the Obama administration to ensure hundreds of thousands of California children are not forced out
SOURCE: Los Angeles Times -
With the American people as overwhelming opposed to this bill as they are, for the Democrats to basically arrogantly take the position that we're going to ignore public opinion and jam this through before Christmas, I think that's really a stretch
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Talk queen Oprah Winfrey chatted up President Obama and the first lady on a TV special Sunday night in which he said he’d give himself a B-plus (an A or A-minus if he gets to sign health care reform legislation).
SOURCE: Canada Free Press -
In order for us to eradicate the problem, to really go after Al Qaeda, in an effective way, we are going to need more cooperation from Pakistan ... There is no doubt about that.
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It is politically vital for Obama to show Americans he is not getting distracted by other pressing issues like the war in Afghanistan and his effort to overhaul the healthcare system
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That was actually probably the most emotional speech that I've made, in terms of how I felt about it. Because I was looking out over a group of cadets, some of whom were going to be deployed in Afghanistan. And potentially some might not come back
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President Obama needs to show that he has a plan for Iraq and Afghanistan, that he is implementing it, and that it is working
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Your honor, the rabbi ... I’m the president of the United States. I have the power to send troops to Afghanistan, the economy is in crisis here, and then there’s Iran’s uranium. And we haven’t even mentioned the healthcare issue.
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All the more ironic considering Microsoft has often been leading the charge on fighting for stronger IP laws and combating software piracy in China.
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welcomes China's efforts in playing a greater role on the world stage
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Given that Android is still in its initial stages of deployment, Google needs all the good will it can get to ensure success
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In light of the Cultural Revolution's horrors, [Richard] Nixon's meeting with Mao appeared inexcusable -- and yet it surely helped set China on a path where millions of its citizens have been lifted from poverty and connected to open societies
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if we’d had clearer rules of the road for Wall Street and actually enforced them
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Former Chief Guantanamo Prosecutor turned military commissions critic Col. Morris Davis was fired from his post-military job at the Congressional Research Service after he penned an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal criticizing the Obama administration for reviving them. The ACLU claims that Davis was th...
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Absolutely — aw, come on please ... You know, it’s like Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.
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If Congress did not authorize a war in Pakistan, does Obama, like Bush, just decree what the Constitution requires to be authorized by the Legislature?
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In the absence of a deadline, the message we are sending to the Afghans is, 'It's business as usual. This is an open- ended commitment,' ... That's not what the American people signed up for when they went into Afghanistan in 2001.
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We have apprehended extremists within our borders who were sent here from the border region of Afghanistan and Pakistan to commit new acts of terror