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Hillary Clinton in 2011: United States Should Negotiate with Taliban

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 Clinton, who has supported the Obama administration's controversial decision to release five imprisoned Taliban leaders, told Congress in 2011 that it is important for the United States to try and work with the Taliban.

"You don't make peace with your friends," Clinton told lawmakers during a congressional hearing at the time, according to CNN.

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Hillary Clinton in 2011: United States Should Negotiate with Taliban

freebeacon.com - BY: Washington Free Beacon StaffJune 3, 2014 2:17 pm

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton advocated in 2011 for the United States to engage in negotiations with Afghanistan's Taliban, according to reports at the time.

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