U.S. Lawmakers Press Obama On Afghan War Strategy -- ReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama told congressional leaders on Tuesday his decision on a new Afghan war strategy would not make everyone happy, while Republicans urged him to heed his military commander's call for more troops.
Obama summoned key Democratic and Republican lawmakers for a meeting at the White House to hash out their views on how to overhaul strategy in the eight-year war, where the military says the Taliban has the momentum in the unpopular conflict.
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Obama summoned key Democratic and Republican lawmakers for a meeting at the White House to hash out their views on how to overhaul strategy in the eight-year war, where the military says the Taliban has the momentum in the unpopular conflict.
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More News On Today's Meeting On Afghanistan
Obama Meets With Lawmakers On Afghanistan -- Voice of America
President Obama tries to heal rifts over war strategy in Afghanistan -- Times Online
Obama aware of Afghan differences -- BBC
ANALYSIS-US troop build-up in Afghanistan may be gaining favor -- Reuters
More News On Today's Meeting On Afghanistan
Obama Meets With Lawmakers On Afghanistan -- Voice of America
President Obama tries to heal rifts over war strategy in Afghanistan -- Times Online
Obama aware of Afghan differences -- BBC
ANALYSIS-US troop build-up in Afghanistan may be gaining favor -- Reuters
Reid: Both parties assured war support to Obama -- AP
Tensions surface in Afghanistan meeting -- Politico
GOP urges quick decision on Afghanistan -- CNN