Well, he has. He has chosen I think what was aptly called earlier tonight a Goldilocks strategy. And that is, there's some people who want to move out rapidly, some people who want to stay a long time. I'm going to choose the middle of that.
David Gergen describes President Obama's balanced approach to troop withdrawal as a 'Goldilocks strategy.'
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If he comes out and throws cold water on this, then I don't think it goes anywhere.
If he had a receptive audience, and I will tell you, when everything -- when all the facts were to come out, it would be like Nixon and the tapes.
I think a lot of Americans do see it as disqualifying. And they're worried about it.
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