Taliban Taking Over Afghanistan - Does anyone care?

Do you care?

  • No

    Votes: 40 23.1%
  • Hell No

    Votes: 48 27.7%
  • Yes, we should invade and send in Troops

    Votes: 25 14.5%
  • I like Pie

    Votes: 60 34.7%

  • Total voters
    173
Looks like someone will endlessly attempt to make everyone else believe Joe isnt a completely incompetent buffoon.

We often talk about the 13 dead soliders, but what about the 18 injured? At this point we don't know what type of condition they are in. Their lives will be changed forever.

All indications is that the terrorist act was carried out by the prisoners let out by the Taliban.
 
Looks like someone will endlessly attempt to make everyone else believe Joe isnt a completely incompetent buffoon.

A die hard Biden leg-humper for sure. Some will die with a smerk on their face to defend him.
Some are so brain-washed they know nothing else but to go down with their failing ship.
Urban Dictionary: Leg humper
 
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The brillance and flexibility of this man is smarter than most anyone in Washington. That is how he got people like Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio to support him.

Go back to the primaries and you'll find Mark Levin questioned how he would lead. He now calls him one of the more consequential presidents of our time besides Reagan.


WATCH: Trump says U.S. can’t afford ‘hasty’ withdrawal from Afghanistan


World Aug 21, 2017 9:43 PM EDT

WASHINGTON (AP) — Reversing his past calls for a speedy exit, President Donald Trump recommitted the United States to the 16-year-old war in Afghanistan Monday night, declaring U.S. troops must "fight to win." He pointedly declined to disclose how many more troops will be dispatched to wage America's longest war.

In a prime-time address to unveil his new Afghanistan strategy, Trump said the U.S. would shift away from a "time-based" approach, instead linking its assistance to results and to cooperation from the beleaguered Afghan government, Pakistan and others. He insisted it would be a "regional" strategy that addressed the roles played by other South Asian nations — especially Pakistan's harboring of elements of the Taliban.

"America will work with the Afghan government as long as we see determination and progress," Trump said. "However, our commitment is not unlimited, and our support is not a blank check."

Still, Trump offered few details about how progress would be measured. Nor did he explain how his approach would differ substantively from what two presidents before him tried unsuccessfully over the past 16 years.

Although Trump insisted he would "not talk about numbers of troops" or telegraph military moves in advance, he hinted that he'd embraced the Pentagon's proposal to boost troop numbers by nearly 4,000, augmenting the roughly 8,400 Americans there now.

Before becoming a candidate, Trump had ardently argued for a quick withdrawal from Afghanistan, calling the war a massive waste of U.S. "blood and treasure" and declaring on Twitter, "Let's get out!" Seven months into his presidency, he said Monday night that though his "original instinct was to pull out," he'd since determined that approach could create a vacuum that terrorists including al-Qaida and the Islamic State would "instantly fill."

WATCH: Trump says U.S. can't afford 'hasty' withdrawal from Afghanistan
 
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Looks like Joe continues to do nothing to strike back at ISIS


Hey, the dumbest man in the room showed up. I know you and the Left embrace radical Muslim values considering the “squad” basically controls the Democrat party. I have no doubt you will be extolling the virtues of the Taliban very soon. It’s so brave being this inclusive!!
 
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