Afghanistan's 'Bravest Woman' Pins Hopes on U.S., Not Obama
Malalai Joya has been called "Afghanistan's bravest woman." When the Taliban ruled her country, she braved death, running an underground girls school. When the U.S. military overthrew the Taliban, she ran for parliament.
But that doesn't mean she's a supporter of the U.S. military or President Obama's decision to double the number of American troops in her country.
"Unfortunately, President Obama's foreign policy is a lot like [that of the] criminal Bush," she said in a sit-down in interview during a recent visit to San Francisco. "He follows war in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Pakistan."
