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    Posted November 19, 2009 by
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    Obama's Afghanistan decision

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    President Obama is the "DECIDER" and not General McChystal for Additional Afghanstan Troop Increase

    By verichards8  |  Posted November 19, 2009  |  Houston, Texas
     

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    After eight years of a fighting in Afghanistan President Obama should be given time to get it right this time. President Obama is the Commander-in-Chief. Therefore, sending additional troops to Afghanistan is his decision to make. General Stanley McChystal or no other armed force member should be allowed to make that decision.

    I have two questions for Republicans including John McCain and his supporters. Where you all when President Bush decided to invade Iraq before defining and/or completing the mission in AFGHANISTAN? Why didn’t McCain give a press conference and question Bush’s decision to order Americans to die in an unnecessary war?

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