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will it be enough? will it matter?His son too, says hes out of the running.
He'll still be the Prez.....a sop?
I was watching the tele and while hillary is in Munich calling for sppt. fore a transition gov. Kissinger was on saying he thinks they should stop talking, they have sated their case and its time to do what smart diplomats do at times, keep quiet and stop feeling the needs to say something every day absent real changes in the paradigm.
CAIRO - State TV reports that President Hosni Mubarak has resigned from Egypt's ruling party.
His son, Gamal Mubarak, and the National Democratic Party's secretary-general, Safwat el-Sharif, have also resigned, in a new gesture to protesters carrying out a 12-day-old wave of anti-government demonstrations.
However, Mubarak still continues as the nation's president.
State TV said the ruling party's six-member Steering Committee of the General Secretariat stepped down and was replaced. The council was the party's highest decision-making body, and el-Sharif and other outgoing members were some of the most powerful (and to many Egyptians, unpopular) political figures in the regime.
El-Sharif was replaced by Hossam Badrawi, member of the liberal wing of the party who had been sidelined within the NDP ranks in recent years because of his sharp criticisms of some policies.
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Report: Mubarak Quits Egypt's Ruling Party - CBS News
He'll still be the Prez.....a sop?
I was watching the tele and while hillary is in Munich calling for sppt. fore a transition gov. Kissinger was on saying he thinks they should stop talking, they have sated their case and its time to do what smart diplomats do at times, keep quiet and stop feeling the needs to say something every day absent real changes in the paradigm.
CAIRO - State TV reports that President Hosni Mubarak has resigned from Egypt's ruling party.
His son, Gamal Mubarak, and the National Democratic Party's secretary-general, Safwat el-Sharif, have also resigned, in a new gesture to protesters carrying out a 12-day-old wave of anti-government demonstrations.
However, Mubarak still continues as the nation's president.
State TV said the ruling party's six-member Steering Committee of the General Secretariat stepped down and was replaced. The council was the party's highest decision-making body, and el-Sharif and other outgoing members were some of the most powerful (and to many Egyptians, unpopular) political figures in the regime.
El-Sharif was replaced by Hossam Badrawi, member of the liberal wing of the party who had been sidelined within the NDP ranks in recent years because of his sharp criticisms of some policies.
more at-
Report: Mubarak Quits Egypt's Ruling Party - CBS News
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