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Criticism of the Obama administration's hesitant response to the protests in Egypt
01/28/2011
Vice President Biden says "I would not call Mubarak a dictator." President Obama fails to take a clear position in support of democracy, freedom of expression and economic opportunity in Egypt.
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Obama Presses Egypt for Change
New York Times 01.29.2011
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David Ignatius - Egypt through Obama's lens
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