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Correction: Carol's spox emails to note that WMUR may have painted with a too broad a brush. The congresswoman is planning on seeking hearings on corruption in Afghanistan, not the war itself.
WMUR has more (including a video I can't find a way to embed) on Carol Shea-Porter's CODEL to Afghanistan we highlighted earlier:
Shea-Porter said she believes the United States should scrap the idea of nation-building and focus on going after the enemy.
"We are at the point now where I think this is, in my opinion, too large a footprint," she said.
Shea-Porter said she plans to call for hearings before the Armed Services Committee to discuss the future of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan.
But do click the link, because there is more there on what appears to be basically a loss of confidence on her part of Hamid Karzai.