U.S., U.N. Consider Action in Libya
What role should the US take in Libya, as Moammar Gadhafi's forces continue their assault on rebel strongholds with no clear resolution in sight? Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has some ideas, and they don't involve the word unilateral .What role should the U.S. take in Libya, as Moammar Gadhafi’s forces continue their assault on rebel strongholds with no clear resolution in sight? Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has some ideas, and they don’t involve the word unilateral, she says in this clip from MSNBC’s “Hardball,” in which Washington Post scribe Colum Lynch also weighs in about potential international responses to the Libyan conflict. –KA
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