Regardless of one’s feeling towards America’ presence in the country, there is no denying that the Biden administration failed colossally in ensuring the Taliban did not seize power.
By Anna Paulina Luna
President Joe Biden’s fallback to blaming others on the problems facing our country continues with the recent U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. As the Taliban takes control of the country, Biden faces backlash over his handling of the situation, and he must accept responsibility for his actions.
Already, the president has rolled back many of President Donald Trump’s decisions, such as rejoining the Paris climate accords, ending Title 42 as a U.S. border regulation, and waiving sanctions on Iran.
Regardless of one’s feeling towards America’ presence in the country, there is no denying that the Biden administration failed colossally in ensuring the Taliban did not seize power. These actions do not present a strong or organized image of America and could have disastrous consequences for the world.
Read more about President Biden’s mishandling of the Afghanistan situation at the Federalist.
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