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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Work Continues on Afghanistan

This morning the President met with his national security team on Afghanistan, a photo from the Situation Room below:

President Barack Obama meets with his national security team on Afghanistan and Pakistan in the Situation Room of the White House,

Fuente: White House.gov Blog Feed

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