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Failure of the Obama administration's policies in Egypt
02/01/2011
The warnings of a group led by former secretary of state, Madeline Albright, after the rigged elections in Egypt in 2010, were ignored by Hillary Clinton and President Obama. Senator McCain also led efforts to have the Obama administration recognize the deepening problems with suppression of democratic processes in Egypt. Throughout the crisis the Obama administration failed to take a clear stand for democratic processes in Egypt.
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