Biden's disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal: Remembering those left behind two years ago
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The disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal killed 13 service members and left behind thousands of American citizens and tens of thousands of allies. Biden's team called it an "extraordinary success."
Chad Robichaux is a former Force Recon Marine and an Afghanistan veteran. Founder of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, he is the bestselling author of "Saving Aziz" and hosts the "Stay Dangerous" podcast.
An "extraordinary success" for whom, exactly? Certainly not the many thousands of service members who sacrificed blood, sweat and years of their lives to watch it all chaotically surrendered to the Taliban they had fought for so long.
Two years ago, 13 brave service members lost their lives during the disaster Biden claims was an "extraordinary success." Then the nation collectively gasped as he checked his watch while the flag-draped coffins of our fallen were rolled off the plane. Was their ultimate sacrifice such an inconvenience to his schedule?
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