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Credibility challenge for Afghan victor

Published 20 Aug, 2009 16:41 | Updated 20 Aug, 2009 20:41

Whoever wins matters less than how that government will be capable of governing and how it will be viewed by the Afghan people, argues Tony Blankley, a contributor to the Washington Times.

“Fundamentally, either government – whether it is Karzai or Abdullah or even some unlikely third person – they have a real challenge in becoming credible,” Blankley added.

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