Secretary of state became a central figure
(NEWSER) - In the early days of the Libyan uprising, Hillary Clinton was skeptical of the US playing a role in unseating Moammar Gadhafi. But less than a month after it began, the secretary of state had become a “strong advocate” of the idea, according to one administration official. From then on, she became a central figure. The Washington Post examines her role in an extensive article, from the early days when she secured UN support to the start of the NATO campaign, when she kept a fragile coalition from unraveling after France’s controversial early air attack. More»
