Afghan coalition government is an option, says U.S.
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some14some
means double headache for U.S.(?) Be satisfied with Karzai.
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rajakumar
Why not a coaliton govt,many developed nations have this.
2 leaders for afghanistan and working together ,will bring more unity power to afghans.
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Badsey
Karzai is America's puppet and most Afghans voted against him. =If Karzai stays in it will be more trouble. I believe the runoff will be even more against Karzai.
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