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HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M
First, there is a difference between policy and execution.
The policy to withdraw may be considered OK. I can understand the arguments on both sides.
But the manner in which the withdrawal occurs is the execution of the policy.
The policy and the execution of the policy are two different things.
Whether you agree with the policy or not, it is plain that the execution of the withdrawal policy is an unmitigated disaster.
The policy to withdraw may be considered OK. I can understand the arguments on both sides.
But the manner in which the withdrawal occurs is the execution of the policy.
The policy and the execution of the policy are two different things.
Whether you agree with the policy or not, it is plain that the execution of the withdrawal policy is an unmitigated disaster.
@HoraceGreenley exactly. We needed to get out, but Biden messed it up.
I've been wondering, Biden extended the time past may 1st, the day originally set by Trump to leave. Mike Pence decently wrote that this is why the Taliban took over. It seems pretty accurate in my opinion. Biden's extended stay angered the Taliban
"Once Mr. Biden broke the deal, the Taliban launched a major offensive against the Afghan government and seized Kabul."
https://www.wsj.com/articles/mike-pence-biden-broke-our-deal-with-the-taliban-11629238764
I've been wondering, Biden extended the time past may 1st, the day originally set by Trump to leave. Mike Pence decently wrote that this is why the Taliban took over. It seems pretty accurate in my opinion. Biden's extended stay angered the Taliban
"Once Mr. Biden broke the deal, the Taliban launched a major offensive against the Afghan government and seized Kabul."
https://www.wsj.com/articles/mike-pence-biden-broke-our-deal-with-the-taliban-11629238764
HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M
@Stargazer89 Trump's deal with the Taliban was conditional and they did not meet the conditions.