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Libya and 2012: Pat Buchanan weighs in on US military operations and how the current situation could impact the presidential election, commenting that "this is Obama's war now...he can't walk away from it with Qaddafi still in power"

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President Obama's full speech on US operations in Libya

"I think the people have confidence now, thank you very much to the US and to the alliance": Former Libyan Amb. Ali Suleiman Aujali, who now represents the interim government in Benghazi, comments on coalition efforts and the outlook for Libya's future

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"What's going to happen when it's all over?": potential 2012 contender Donald Trump discusses what he wants to hear from President Obama about the situation in Libya

As the White House prepares for this evening's speech on Libya, in an interview with Fox News, possible 2012 candidate details the questions he has for President Obama about military operations against Qaddafi and his concerns for US involvement in the Middle East.

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on Libya: "Now that American force has been used it must have a definable objective...I find it hard to believe that if Qaddafi remains in office, that this will not be considered a significant American defeat"

Congressman Peter King calls for clarification on Libya: "I support the President's right to send in US airpower, and I believe it's the right thing to do...my question to the President is I'm not sure what the end game is, what are ultimate purpose is"

"It is about structure and appearances": Charles Krauthammer on President Obama's "detached Ivy league approach" to Libya

In an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News, Charles Krauthammer discusses his recent column and his views on the Obama Administration's contradictory statements and recent actions with regard to Libya.

An expensive endeavor: a look at the budgetary costs of the no-fly zone in Libya

"A mushy mission": K.T. McFarland weighs in on the lack of clear objectives in Libya, commenting that the US is sending dangerous mixed messages

John Bolton weighs in on the "Political Steering Committee" set to oversee the situation in Libya: "It's ridiculous and it puts American lives in danger, this is a massive failure of leadership and it was a failure of leadership to begin with"

Former UN Ambassador John Bolton discusses his views on the "Political Steering Committee" that will oversee the "no-fly zone" in Libya,commenting that "you can not run wars by committee." During his interview Ambassador Bolton urged Congress to call on the President to explain his actions.