Newt Gingrich: Biden's Afghanistan debacle reminds us that when the world gets tough, Joe hides from reality
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On Monday Joe Biden stoically defended his decision to surrender in Afghanistan and blamed everyone except his own administration for the disastrously chaotic, dangerous U.S. exit from the country.
How could Biden smear the courageous Afghans who had risked their lives for decades fighting against the Taliban and allying with the United States? He stoically defended his decision to surrender and blamed everyone except for his own administration for the disastrously chaotic, dangerous U.S. exit from the country. Meanwhile, the rest of the world witnessed a clearly massive failure of leadership in which the American government turned its back on a 20-year ally. I do not believe Biden could have delivered such a calm, abstract speech if he knew what was going on in the real world.
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