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Calls for President Obama to act decisively in Libya.
03/05/2011
The March 7, 2011 Wall Street Journal editorial calls for military action in Libya to prevent the Ghadafi regime from suppressing the democracy protests inside Libya. Other calls for action from Senators McConnell, McCain, and Kerry over the weekend March 5-6. The slow and hesitant response of the Obama administration.
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Criticism of the Obama administration's hesitant response to the protests in Egypt
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How Do You Solve a Problem Like Mubarak
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Changes in the Obama White House and the Obama administration in 2011-2012
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Daley chosen as White House chief of staff
Washington Post 01/06/2011
Obama challenges the nation - and Republicans
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Panetta to Pentagon and Petraeus to CIA
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How the Muslim world sees America, early in the Obama administration.
01/05/2009
Not much has changed, and in Pakistan it has become more unfavorable after Obama speeches in Cairo and Ankara. The Islamic world and the Middle East has not changed much and some experts say the Arabs see Obama as more rhetoric than substance.
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New York Times 10/26/2013
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The Arabs Have Stopped Applauding Obama
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