he's going to have to delegate, to a very significant degree, responsibility for overseeing terrorism in this part of the world, as well as many other foreign policy problems, to perhaps Hillary Clinton, and Bob Gates, and Jim Jones and others.
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Gergen emphasizes the need for Obama to delegate foreign policy responsibilities to his appointed team.
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