The Afghanistan fiasco sends the unmistakable message to future allies that we won’t have their backs. When you treat friends like that, you end up with no friends.
China has supplied weapons and logistical support to the Taliban for decades, and American presidents have ignored Beijing’s ties to the group, even when those weapons were used against U.S. forces.
Why is everyone acting like it's their first day on the job? Their entire job is to protect American citizens and yet they’re more scared of offending the political left than those we left behind.
Tucker Carlson reacts to Joe Biden's interview with ABC news, and highlights how the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan has highlighted America's weaknesses.
Biden has a history – over four decades – of making unsound decisions when it comes to foreign policy and national security issues. Instead of solving crises, he creates them..
During my 30-year career in the U.S Army, I had the honor of serving in Afghanistan for several tours. I feel the pain of loss as I reflect on those three deployments.
How did this happen? Simply put, our elected officials and senior level military leaders were trapped by their own intellectual inertia, condemning us to eventual defeat.
Remember our military brass were too busy pondering critical race theory and diversity brochures to organize an orderly exit. If the real problems are White racism, how can we tell the Taliban what to do?
The Biden administration’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan is a foreign-policy humiliation unlike anything our country has endured since the Iran hostage crisis.
President Joe Biden’s disastrous decision-making on Afghanistan has empowered an evil terrorist organization, put millions of women and children at risk, betrayed the U.S. soldiers who fought there and sullied America’s global image.
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.
While assuring Americans that “the buck stops with me,” President Joe Biden spent much of his speech Monday blaming everyone else but himself and his administration for the foreign policy catastrophe unfolding in Afghanistan.
After Afghanistan's collapse we must hold the Biden administration accountable if it does not delineate its national security strategy. The U.S. deploys troops around the world including tens of thousands in Japan and South Korea combined.
