On the recordApril 30, 2012
I think you have witnessed the power of incumbency, Anderson. This is what presidents do. This is what commanders in chief can do.
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transcripts.cnn.comI think you have witnessed the power of incumbency, Anderson. This is what presidents do. This is what commanders in chief can do.
Fleischer comments on the significance of presidential power in foreign policy, particularly in the context of Obama's trip to Afghanistan.
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