Samantha Power, Long A Critic Of U.S. Foreign Policy, Now Helps Shape It -- L.A. Times
An outspoken author and advocate against foreign atrocities before joining the Obama White House, she's now part of a small circle shaping the approach to the crises in Africa and the Middle East.
Reporting from Washington — After years as an outsider who watched in frustration as the U.S. failed to stop foreign atrocities, Samantha Power now is an influential White House insider in a position to try to help prevent mass killings and limit the influence of rogue leaders.
Power is part of a small circle of presidential advisors shaping the U.S. approach to multiple crises rippling through the Middle East and North Africa.
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More News On the Role That Samantha Power
Still Crusading, but Now on the Inside -- New York Times
Power: Obama gave 'meaning and content' to human rights, democracy -- Politico
Samantha Power Goes to War -- The Nation
Anti-Genocide Advocate Credits Obama For Libyan Uprising -- Washington Times
My Comment: UN Amb. Rice, Sec. of State Clinton, and NSA adviser Samantha Power have become the hawks on U.S. foreign policy in countries like Libya. But it is Samantha Power who is making the moral case for such interventions ..... and President Obama (so it appears) has accepted her reasoning.