There are no options we're taking off the table. But what we're focused on are the options that we can take to affect the situation in the near term.
Jay Carney: “There are no options we're taking off the table. But what we're focused on are the options that we can take to affect…”
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Jay Carney discussed the White House's approach to dealing with the situation in Libya.
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The answer, although it might have been appealing sometimes and it can be appealing in retrospect, is not always the use of military force without end and without a logical plan to reach success.
I think she has to -- here's a piece of documented evidence that she can point to, which is the economist who say, overwhelmingly, that Trump's economic proposals will drive inflation up and hers won't.
We don't question the right of something like this to be published. We just question the judgment behind the decision to publish it.
I think what we have to see is whether or not the extreme rhetoric that we have heard from Republicans, that you just cited will be matched by extreme action.