Dec. 1: Retired General Paul Eaton, who served in the Army for more than 30 years, led the training of Iraqi forces in 2003 and 2004. He joins Hardball to weigh in on the president’s new goals in Afghanistan. He is now a senior advisor to the National Security Network.
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Dec. 1: Former Vice President Dick Cheney blasted President Barack Obama for “agonizing” over his exit strategy and projecting “weakness” to the country’s enemies in Afghanistan. Politico’s Jim Vandehei and Newsweek’s Michael Isikoff discuss.
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Dec. 1: PoliticsDaily.com’s Lynn Sweet and New York Magazine’s John Heilemann join Hardball and discuss how the left and right feel about the timetable President Obama laid out in his speech Tuesday.
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Dec. 1: Politics Fix: NBC’s Chuck Todd and Andrea Mitchell debate whether President Barack Obama can convince skeptical Americans to accept his strategy for war in Afghanistan.
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Dec. 1: If the al-Qaida is set up in Pakistan, then why are we going to war in Afghanistan? And if al-Qaida weren’t in Pakistan, would we have troops in Afghanistan? NBC News Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent Andrea Mitchell, and ITN’s Robert Moore join Hardball.
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Dec. 1: Sideshow: Rep. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., spoke out against the Senate Democrats’ health care plan claiming senior citizens will “die sooner” as a result.
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Dec. 1: A new poll by Vanity Fair and 60 Minutes asked Americans which president they would pick to add to Mt. Rushmore. Twenty-nine percent picked John F. Kennedy.
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Dec. 1: White House Senior Advisor David Axelrod and NBC’s Richard Engel talk about how President Barack Obama hopes to convince conservatives that he has the means to win the war in Afghanistan while telling liberals that the U.S. commitment isn’t open-ended.
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Nov. 25: How will the Obama administration handle the future of the Afghan conflict? White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs and retired Army Gen. Barry McCaffrey examine the possibilities.
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Nov. 30: A Hardball panel debates how golfer Tiger Woods should handle the controversy surrounding his car accident and whether he will risk losing millions in endorsements.
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