4:36 pm Mon September 17, 2012  Obama Adviser: U.S. Hasn't
Walked Away From Libya  Originally published on Mon September
17, 2012 6:39 pm    Joining us now is a foreign policy adviser
to the Obama campaign. Michele Flournoy was, until this past
February, undersecretary of defense for policy. Welcome to the
program.  MICHELE FLOURNOY: Thank you. Glad to be with you,
Audie.  CORNISH: I'd like to put to you something that Rich
Williamson, a Romney foreign policy adviser, said to us on
Friday. I mean, he was talking about Libya and he criticized the
Obama administration for not playing a large enough role there
since Gadhafi fell. Let's take a listen.   RICHARD WILLIAMSON:
One of the lessons of the last 20 years in post-conflict
situations that Bill Clinton learned in the Balkans, in Kosovo
and Bosnia that we learned in East Timor, in the Pacific, that
we learned in Sierra Leone in Africa is when an authoritarian
regime falls as a result of conflict, you can't just walk away.
You have to help in reconciliation, r