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By Associated Press
POSTED: 12:22 p.m. EST, Nov 10, 2009
ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE: The White House says President Barack Obama has narrowed down his decision for an Afghanistan strategy to four options.
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says the president will discuss those options with his national security team on Wednesday. Gibbs did not provide any details about the options, and says the president's decision on troop deployments is still weeks away.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal — the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan — has told the president that the U.S. mission there is headed for failure unless the president sends an additional 40,000 troops. Sources tell The Associated Press that the president will add tens of thousands more forces, though probably not quite the 40,000 McChystal is seeking.
ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE: The White House says President Barack Obama has narrowed down his decision for an Afghanistan strategy to four options.
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says the president will discuss those options with his national security team on Wednesday. Gibbs did not provide any details about the options, and says the president's decision on troop deployments is still weeks away.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal — the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan — has told the president that the U.S. mission there is headed for failure unless the president sends an additional 40,000 troops. Sources tell The Associated Press that the president will add tens of thousands more forces, though probably not quite the 40,000 McChystal is seeking.
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AKRON, OH
Posted 01:11 PM, 11/10/2009
FOUR OPTIONS ? PAINTING WITH BROAD STROKES ARE WE ? I WOULD EXPECT THE NATIONAL SECURITY TEAM AND OUR MILITARY RESOURCES TO HAVE NARROWED THE FIELD A BIT MORE THAN THIS - BUT - MAYBE THEY DID AND OTHER INFLUENCES ARE AT WORK HERE
