James B. Steinberg: “I feel very confident that the voices in the streets in Tahrir Square are not voices that are--voices that are looking…”

I think, going on to your broader question, part of the reason we've done this as an international coalition is that we don't have the full burden and responsibility for this.

We have made clear that we thought that the election was not conducted fairly, openly, that we spoke out against the oppression, we spoke out against the violence.

Qadhafi had lost the legitimacy to lead, and he had to go to allow the Libyan people to reclaim their own future.

The international community is increasingly united around a shared insistence that Qadhafi must go.