Top Afghan commander urges U.S. stay on course

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

WASHINGTON -- Republicans looking for a political opening to challenge President Barack Obama on national security got little help Tuesday from the top military commander in Afghanistan, who insisted that the White House is heeding his advice.

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