An Obama doctrine takes shape
President Obama makes the case for the morality of intervention abroad - but only when the stakes are not too high
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President Obama makes the case for the morality of intervention abroad - but only when the stakes are not too high
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Ex-State Dept. official P.J. Crowley says he stands by his statement that treatment of accused Wikileaks leaker is "stupid"
As Muslim civil rights advocates called for more support against discrimination, Sen. Jon Kyl questioned if they're sufficiently supporting the government
Though there have been some critics, president so far has kept the international coalition together
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Several Republicans also roundly criticized the president's speech on Libya for failing to bring more clarity to the mission
John Dickerson: The president's grand talk about American interests conflicts with his military strategy in Libya
Arizona senator seeks more forceful U.S. commitment to Libyan rebel movement, saying simple no-fly zone would be a repeat of post-Gulf War Iraq strategy
Ambassador to U.N. calls Libya mission a success, says long-term goal of deposing dictator can be accomplished with non-military means
In a speech at National Defense University, President Obama laid out his rational for why the U.S. decided to intervene in Libya and what the future holds for U.S. foreign policy in the region
President Obama's comments at National Defense University at Fort McNair on the situation in Libya in full
President hits back at critics point by point, says situation was unique and demanded U.S. military action
But while some Republicans say he waited too long and isn't fighting hard enough, others say U.S. role unjustified