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take Obama to decide whether he’d send additional troops into the region. “Weeks,” White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters. The decision, he said, was “not immediate and not imminent.” It’s a talking point that the
Photo by Pete Souza/WH In a surprise meeting, President Obama met with Gen. Stanley McChrystal in Denmark today. Obama, who was overseas lobbying for Chicago’s bid for the Olympics, met with McChrystal, the top commander in Afghanistan, for about 25 minutes on Air Force One. According to White
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Afghan government—namely President Hamid Karzai—is less dependable as a partner. Yesterday White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters that factors that had led to the administration’s AfPak strategy last spring had changed, namely
congressional oversight, but that's not so different from hundreds of other administration employees. You can't call Robert Gibbs up before a congressional committee if you don't like his press briefings. 2. Obama didn't invent czars. Richard Nixon
arenecessary to ensure victory. At the hearing today, McCain said that hewas ”frustrated” by White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs ’sstatement last week that any request to increase troops wouldn’t bedecided for “weeks and weeks
Pittsburgh, presenting a do-or-die opportunity to get the world's economic movers and shakers on one page. Press secretary Robert Gibbs has said the president doesn't plan to introduce any brand new proposals, but, if the White House is serious
Pittsburgh, presenting a do-or-die opportunity to get the world's economic movers and shakers on one page. Press Secretary Robert Gibbs has said the president doesn't plan to introduce any brand-new proposals, but, if the White House is
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