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> And, glad to finally have a president with the courage to get us out, thus finally ending the unfortunate expenditure of American blood and treasure going for

> And, glad to finally have a president with the courage to get us out, thus finally ending the unfortunate expenditure of American blood and treasure going forward. Trump negotiated the exit strategy to ‘get us out’, Biden just couldn’t execute it. > But, congratulations to you though. The fact that a 20-year foreign policy blunder culminated on the 8-month watch of a president you don't like clearly somehow seems like a personal victory for you, even if it comes at the expense of American and Afghan lives. There is no victory here for anyone, except America’s enemies. You know, there are people in the world, that are able to criticize terrible leadership, without relishing said leaderships failures. It’s binary thinking like yours that keep us in this two-party partisan nightmare.

unclebucknasty 5y ago
>Trump negotiated the exit strategy to ‘get us out’, Biden just couldn’t execute it. If you want to continue making this a partisan thing, then at least be consistent. If Trump wanted the political credit for actually executing the plan, then he should have executed it. After all, he ran on that as a promise and had 4 years to execute it, whereas Biden was only there for 8 months, as you've pointed out. A negotiated date is not an exit plan in any case, and many believe only served to box in the incoming administration. >There is no victory here for anyone, except America’s enemies. Glad to hear you say that. But, if you want people to believe that you actually believe it, then you should temper your obvious hyper-partisan glee and stop with the politicization of our service-members' deaths; to include peddling unfounded conspiracy theories regarding imagined "corruption" yielding the materials used to attack our troops. This is exactly the kind of disinformation that our enemies use to diminish our standing on the world stage, demoralize our military and citizenry, and divide us further. Criticizing our leadership is one thing, and I've expressed my disappointment in some of the execution here as well. But, peddling propaganda and conspiracy theories against your own country is taking up the role of useful idiot, at best.

unclebucknasty 5y ago

>Trump negotiated the exit strategy to ‘get us out’, Biden just couldn’t execute it. If you want to continue making this a partisan thing, then at least be consistent. If Trump wanted the political credit for actually executing the plan, then he should have executed it. After all, he ran on that as a promise and had 4 years to execute it, whereas Biden was only there for 8 months, as you've pointed out. A negotiated date is not an exit plan in any case, and many believe only served to box in the incoming administration. >There is no victory here for anyone, except America’s enemies. Glad to hear you say that. But, if you want people to believe that you actually believe it, then you should temper your obvious hyper-partisan glee and stop with the politicization of our service-members' deaths; to include peddling unfounded conspiracy theories regarding imagined "corruption" yielding the materials used to attack our troops. This is exactly the kind of disinformation that our enemies use to diminish our standing on the world stage, demoralize our military and citizenry, and divide us further. Criticizing our leadership is one thing, and I've expressed my disappointment in some of the execution here as well. But, peddling propaganda and conspiracy theories against your own country is taking up the role of useful idiot, at best.