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Why won't his opponents just allow the President to have the opportunity to fulfill his own commitment that he's made publicly?" Stearns' call to reexamine the U.S. commitment in the war is significant given his opposition to Kucinich's resolution, but other lawmakers also joined in questioning Afghanistan policy in the wake of bin Laden's death.

With his commitment to war in Afghanistan, President Obama is not only on the wrong side of history.

Secret Pakistan, which was screened last Wednesday, explored accusations by CIA officials and western diplomats that Pakistan was failing to meet its commitments in the "war on terror".

The annual decision, in which the United States judges whether countries are living up to their commitments in the war on drugs, has been criticized in Mexico as a humiliating ritual and one that infringes on the nation's sovereignty.

President Obama made two commitments in the war on terror: to bring bin Laden to justice and to accelerate a transition out of Afghanistan starting this July.

On September 5 the British 27th Commonwealth Brigade, in its first commitment in the Korean War, replaced that battalion.

Now, governments' commitment to protecting women in war zones from sexual violence is again being tested.

Energy demand is inelastic: it can only be managed with a civil commitment seen most often in war.

The only triumphs celebrated on these occasions are Japan's prosperity in the decades after its defeat and its longstanding constitutional commitment never to engage in war again.

Japan's commitment to renounce war forever, made in the war's aftermath in the form of Article 9 of the Constitution, has maintained peace in the region for the last 55 years.

What puzzles me: What is our "commitment in Afghanistan?" The only war we have won since World War II was in Afghanistan -- Charlie Wilson's war.