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Always evolving: White House releases this week's position on who should control Egypt's destiny

Ouch!

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In early 2011, President Obama said that Mubarak should go, and the transition “must begin now.”

Here is today’s White House position:

What a difference a coup makes:

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Meanwhile, the National Security Council tweeted a photo of a meeting concerning the situation in Egypt (not pictured: John Kerry):

Related:

Breaking: Egyptian army says Morsi is no longer president; Updates

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