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Biden: Four Former Presidents Had Decided to End the Afghanistan War

Published 12/11/2024
July 31, 2019 - Detroit, Michigan, U.S. - JOE BIDEN and KAMALA HARRIS pose for the photo spray during a commercial break at the second of two Democratic Debates in Detroit hosted by CNN and sanctioned by the DNC.(Credit Image: © Brian Cahn/ZUMA Wire)
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RASC News Agency: U.S. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris attended a Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. According to ABC News, Biden responded to criticisms surrounding the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan, asserting that four presidents before him had grappled with the decision to end the war. Determined not to pass the responsibility to a fifth president, Biden took action to bring the conflict to a close.

 

This statement alluded to one of the most difficult foreign policy decisions the U.S. has faced in recent years. The withdrawal was marred by turmoil, particularly due to tragic scenes at Kabul International Airport and the deaths of 13 U.S. service members and 170 Afghanistani civilians. The situation drew widespread criticism and was seen as emblematic of the broader challenges surrounding the exit strategy.

 

During the ceremony, after visiting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and placing a wreath, Biden remarked, “This is the last time I will stand here as Commander-in-Chief, and serving our military and their families has been the greatest honor of my life.” Biden also highlighted his administration’s achievements for veterans, including reducing veteran homelessness and enacting legislation to address health issues arising from exposure to toxic chemicals and burn pits during military service. The president and First Lady Jill Biden later hosted a White House event honoring Veterans Day, underscoring their commitment to supporting veterans and their families across a range of needs.

 

Reflecting on the loss of his son, Beau Biden, also a veteran, Biden reaffirmed his commitment to advocating for military families and addressing their specific needs. Both Biden and Harris emphasized the importance of unity and ongoing support for those who have sacrificed for the nation’s security and freedom. In addition to honoring veterans and the fallen, Biden’s speeches subtly highlighted the political and security complexities his administration has faced, including the critical Afghanistan crisis.

RASC 12/11/2024

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