Nikki Haley Condemns Biden's Taliban Negotiation, Ignores Trump Did It Too
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Luckily, many Twitter users were happy to remind her that the Republicans have done the same thing she's accusing the Democrats of doing.
Nikki Haley insulted the intelligence of her fellow Americans on Wednesday and once again found herself soaking in her own hypocrisy. On Wednesday, the former ambassador to the United Nations under then-President Donald Trump attacked the Biden administration’s withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan ― and especially, the administration negotiations with the Taliban, which Haley compared to “dealing with the devil.” To have our Generals say that they are depending on diplomacy with the Taliban is an unbelievable scenario. Negotiating with the Taliban is like dealing with the devil.— Nikki Haley (@NikkiHaley) August 18, 2021
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