White House Works to Bring Democracy to Egypt

By U.S. News Staff

February 14, 2011 RSS Feed Print

With Hosni Mubarak's resignation Friday, White House officials, including Deputy National Security Adviser Denis McDonough, are busy behind the scenes working on a plan to bring democracy to Egypt. CBS News reports that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be overseeing the long-term process of moving the country toward democracy. Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Joint Chiefs Chairman Mike Mullen will also aide in the transition process.

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you have no control over the new government you just lost the initiative period read this story of a blonde reporter covering the celebration in Egypt was freaking rape by the people at the celebration, i wouldn't call that democracy if i were you democracy of rape any lady you wana rape

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