https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald ... rcna118543*Nucleus » Today, 4:43 am » wrote: ↑ Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, is expected to visit Arlington National Cemetery to pay his respects to the service members killed in the bombing outside the Kabul airport. Trump will then go to Michigan to address the National Guard Association of the United States conference.
Compassionate Trump doing the right thing as usual.
I remember her saying that.*Nucleus » 26 Aug 2024, 4:40 am » wrote: ↑ Joe and Kamala's fine work....
“She bragged that she would be the last person in the room, and she was. She was the last person in the room with Biden when the two of them decided to pull the troops out of Afghanistan,” he said last week in a North Carolina rally. “She had the final vote. She had the final say, and she was all for it.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-expect ... 28827.html
@Blackvegetable couldn't abide by the rules....
https://www.politico.com/news/2021/09/2 ... ing-514491maineman » 25 Aug 2024, 2:09 pm » wrote: ↑ We lost 13 men in uniform. I mourn them. If civilians in Afghanistan died trying to escape along with departing US troops, I mourn them as well. I do also celebrate the hundreds of soldiers who very well could have died - but thankfully didn't - in a forced withdrawal from hostile territory.
*Nucleus » 26 Aug 2024, 7:10 am » wrote: ↑ Top generals contradict Biden, say they urged him not to withdraw from Afghanistan
Gen. Frank McKenzie said that he recommended maintaining a small force of 2,500 troops in Afghanistan earlier this year.
Spare us the fake mourning and fake celebrations. Own it. You voted for Biden / Harris, own it.
https://www.politico.com/news/2021/09/2 ... ing-514491
maineman » 26 Aug 2024, 8:56 am » wrote: ↑ Top generals work for the president. Not the other way around.
Joe gave the order to proceed with the withdrawal that had been negotiated by President Trump. I applaud that resolve. I am sorry that we lost 13 soldiers. I am overjoyed that we ONLY lost 13 soldiers. Generals disagree? They're big boys. They know how things work. They'll get over it. I know I have.
You got over Biden being an unmitigated disaster......we know you have.maineman » 26 Aug 2024, 8:56 am » wrote: ↑ They're big boys. They know how things work. They'll get over it. I know I have.
Of course a fawning puppet like you has not trouble "getting over" a massive Biden ****-up that needlessly killed 13 Marines!maineman » 26 Aug 2024, 8:56 am » wrote: ↑ Top generals work for the president. Not the other way around.
Joe gave the order to proceed with the withdrawal that had been negotiated by President Trump. I applaud that resolve. I am sorry that we lost 13 soldiers. I am overjoyed that we ONLY lost 13 soldiers. Generals disagree? They're big boys. They know how things work. They'll get over it. I know I have.
Operation Enduring Freedom had ended in 2014. We were there as advisors, not combatants. And how are the circumstances completely different? Suicide bombers - terrorists - killed American troops and American diplomats. the only difference is the sheer magnitude of the body count.... and the fact that it only happened ONCE in Kabul but THREE SEPARATE times with the same weapon delivered by the same enemy in the very same city. And Ronnie and the GOP snored all the way through it all.Zeets2 » 26 Aug 2024, 1:15 pm » wrote: ↑ Of course a fawning puppet like you has not trouble "getting over" a massive Biden ****-up that needlessly killed 13 Marines!
But instead, you stupidly try to equate this failure with one under completely different circumstances over 40 years ago during a peacekeeping mission, and you STILL hate Reagan and the entire Republican party for it!
That's how we know you're nothing but a partisan hack who doesn't care how ignorant he looks when trying to support the most idiotic policies ever made by the most demented and failed president in history!
And as Clinton was enjoying oral sex in the White House terrorists were planning to murder Americans...maineman » 26 Aug 2024, 1:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Operation Enduring Freedom had ended in 2014. We were there as advisors, not combatants. And how are the circumstances completely different? Suicide bombers - terrorists - killed American troops and American diplomats. the only difference is the sheer magnitude of the body count.... and the fact that it only happened ONCE in Kabul but THREE SEPARATE times with the same weapon delivered by the same enemy in the very same city. And Ronnie and the GOP snored all the way through it all.
13 Marines? It's amazing we were able to withdraw from hostile territory with such minimal loss of life.
Then answer me this, genius.maineman » 26 Aug 2024, 1:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Operation Enduring Freedom had ended in 2014. We were there as advisors, not combatants. And how are the circumstances completely different? Suicide bombers - terrorists - killed American troops and American diplomats. the only difference is the sheer magnitude of the body count.... and the fact that it only happened ONCE in Kabul but THREE SEPARATE times with the same weapon delivered by the same enemy in the very same city. And Ronnie and the GOP snored all the way through it all.
13 Marines? It's amazing we were able to withdraw from hostile territory with such minimal loss of life.
Remarkable...maineman » 26 Aug 2024, 1:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Operation Enduring Freedom had ended in 2014. We were there as advisors, not combatants. And how are the circumstances completely different? Suicide bombers - terrorists - killed American troops and American diplomats. the only difference is the sheer magnitude of the body count.... and the fact that it only happened ONCE in Kabul but THREE SEPARATE times with the same weapon delivered by the same enemy in the very same city. And Ronnie and the GOP snored all the way through it all.
13 Marines? It's amazing we were able to withdraw from hostile territory with such minimal loss of life.