Journalists Are Grumbling About Changing Raid Details
On Twitter, analysts urge the administration to get its facts straight
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President Obama's exit plan for Afghanistan is growing clearer — but it's not yet certain how many American troops will bear the weight of maintaining peace in post-war Afghanistan. And there's disagreement at a big NATO meeting with Leon Panetta.
On Twitter, analysts urge the administration to get its facts straight
Panetta appears to be in favor while Gates and Clinton are not
On rejecting torture, giving into birthers, and preparing for crisis.
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