Biden needs to authorize military to save stranded Americans in Afghanistan, Crenshaw says
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President Biden must authorize the U.S. military to expand the perimeter around the Kabul airport and save Americans who are, in effect, “hostages of the Taliban,” Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., said in a blistering statement late Thursday.
"Two things need to happen, and only Biden can authorize: 1. US military must be allowed to operate outside Kabul airport to get American citizens. 2: Retake Bagram airfield, thus giving us more options for evacuations. Biden created this mess and needs to take decisive action," he tweeted. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., also called on Biden to act swiftly to save Americans who are, in effect, "hostages of the Taliban." Cotton laid into the president over his administration’s "ill-planned, chaotic withdrawal" in the country, which was followed by additional subsequent blunders, including "relying on the Taliban’s good graces to ensure the safety of our citizens."
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