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Ron Bonjean

Obama Will Hit a Congressional 'No-Fly Zone' on Libya
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Hell hath no fury like a Congress scorned by a president. After the White House authorized air strikes and military support in Libya, a majority of members from the House and Senate demanded reasonable explanations for not being brought into the decision making process. To some, President Obama had a valid excuse for not doing so: It would have slowed down the response and might have cost thousands of innocent lives.

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federal budget,

NATO,

Muammar Qadhafi,

deficit and national debt,

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Libya,

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Ron Bonjean

Ron Bonjean is a partner with Singer Bonjean Strategies and the owner of the The Bonjean Company, both full service public affairs firms. He was chief of staff for the Senate Republican Conference under Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona and the top spokesman for House Speaker Dennis Hastert of Illinois, Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott of Mississippi, U.S. Commerce Secretary Don Evans, and other House members. Contact him at ron@singerbonjean.com