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I could see why someone might consider Danny Vineyard a racist because of the neo nazi stuff.....But remember..... 1994 Joe Biden helped past the Crime Bill, and some might consider him a racist because of that.
In April, Senator Josh Hawley tore into President Joe Biden’s planned withdrawal from Afghanistan. Biden had, at that point, just announced that American troops would be leaving the country they had occupied for two decades by September 11—a date months later than the one that had previously been set by President Donald Trump.
For Hawley, this was unacceptable. “President Biden should withdraw troops in Afghanistan by May 1, as the Trump administration planned, but better late than never. It’s time for this forever war to end,” the Missouri senator tweeted on April 13.
Now that Biden is moving to end that forever war, Hawley’s tone has changed considerably. As chaos has engulfed the United States’ withdrawal from Afghanistan—suicide blasts killed 13 American troops and scores of Afghan civilians at Kabul’s airport yesterday—Hawley issued a scathing statement calling on the president to resign over his handling of the evacuation. Biden, Hawley wrote, “has now overseen the deadliest day for U.S. troops in Afghanistan in over a decade, and the crisis grows worse by the hour.”
“We must reject the falsehood peddled by a feckless president that this was the only option for withdrawal. This is the product of Joe Biden’s catastrophic failure of leadership,” he continued. “It is now painfully clear he has neither the will nor the capacity to lead. He must resign.”
Accountability for what exactly? If we go down the list of options available to this administration, which scenario violates the deal put in place by the previous admin without putting Americans' lives (military and civilian) at risk? Which option outside of full blown colonization of Afghanistan would make America look like it won?I just want accountability
Accountability for what exactly? If we go down the list of options available to this administration, which scenario violates the deal put in place by the previous admin without putting Americans' lives (military and civilian) at risk? Which option outside of full blown colonization of Afghanistan would make America look like it won?
And then, there's the often forgotten reality that the Afghan government Americans were dealing with was full of crooks. They gave guarantees that they would be able to withstand Taliban assaults for some time; they gave guarantees their troops were ready, when they knew they didn't even pay their soldiers for 6-9 months. As soon as the US left, their president was running right behind them. The Taliban were literally paying soldiers off to keep them from fighting (never ever ever heard of successfully bribing the enemy to make sure he doesn't shoot you ). Don't they bear some sort of responsibility too? Not many in that government seemed to be committed to this vision of Afghanistan free from Taliban control. Aren't they accountable too, or is it all Biden's fault?
What have you been following? Because he did go back on commitments he had control over and hesitated on a number of promises he made on the campaign trail, as some expected him to (student loans is an example).Biden has had no problem reneging on Trump deals and commitments, but suddenly with this issue he was beholden to Trumps deal? Makes no sense
No he’s right. One time I woke up abs threw on a complete kkk wizard robe and didn’t even realize it……… real question is…… why was the rope embroidered with my name on it
What have you been following? Because he did go back on commitments he had control over and hesitated on a number of promises he made on the campaign trail, as some expected him to (student loans is an example).
It takes two (or more parties) to sign a peace accord, and deciding to go against it would most likely result in more danger for Americans in Afghanistan. The only objection to the hasty withdrawal that makes sense is the desire to get as many Americans as possible out of there, but the Trump administration significantly harmed the State department, which would make the withdrawal faster; handwaving this reality shows you don't understand how immigration and refugee resettlement works.
I want to know which scenario you do propose, in which the US comes out of Afghanistan unscathed.
Fill your body with these 10 things you don't know what the contents are, instead of this 1 thing.
I guess the silver lining heres that everybody in that room is liable to dieFill your body with these 10 things you don't know what the contents are, instead of this 1 thing.
You do realize that it took more than 7 months to build the Afghan security forces, right? Biden didn't give the Afghan government money and equipment as soon as he was sworn in. The "300k soldiers" on paper is notthe biggest misstep was underestimating how quickly the Taliban would take hold of the country.
Damn I missed a day in here. Yall were having all this fun without me?