The U.S. must make very clear to the Afghan Government, political parties and candidates, and the Afghan public that a credible election and a peaceful political transition to a legitimate successor to President Karzai is currently the top policy priority of the U.S. in Afghanistan.
McCain states that ensuring a credible election is the U.S.'s top priority in Afghanistan.
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