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84 Days and Counting...

Meredith Jessup  |  October 26, 2009 11:29 AM
It's been 84 days since General Stanley McChrystal asked President Obama for more troops to fight in Afghanistan. 

Meanwhile, Obama teed-off in his 24th round of golf since assuming the Oval Office just 10 months ago.  For comparison purposes,
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CBS' Mark Knoller points out that it took President Bush "2 yrs & 10 months" to play this much golf while in office.
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