6 committee: report MORE (R-Wyo.), said in a statement that "the Trump/Biden calamity unfolding in Afghanistan began with the Trump administration negotiating with terrorists and pretending they were partners for peace, and is ending with American surrender as Biden abandons the country to our terrorist enemies." 6 panel House to vote next week on Islamophobia bill, holding Meadows in contempt 'Stop the Steal' rally organizer cooperating with Jan. Liz Cheney Elizabeth (Liz) Lynn Cheney Appeals court rejects Trump effort to deny records to Jan. Other Republican lawmakers spread blame for the quickly deteriorating situation on Biden and the Trump administration, which had negotiated its own plan with the Taliban to have U.S. CNN reported that the American flag had been taken down at the embassy. citizens in Afghanistan were told to shelter in place amid reports that the airport, where embassy staff had been evacuated to, was under fire. Reports on Sunday indicated that Afghan President Ashraf Ghani had fled the country, while U.S. They completely underestimated the strength of the Taliban," said McCaul, the top-ranking Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee. troops and subsequent swift takeover by the Taliban, who captured provincial capitals in a matter of days, culminating with the near capture of Kabul on Sunday morning. Michael McCaul Michael Thomas McCaul Homicide Victims' Families' Rights Act will renew our commitment to support crime victims Biden to offer warning to Putin White House announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics MORE (R-Texas) said on CNN’s “State of the Union” that Biden is "gonna have blood on his hands" over the withdrawal of U.S. In fact you just had President Biden a few days ago saying you wouldn't see helicopters evacuating the embassy like Saigon, and yet here we are," Scalise said. "It's a very dire situation when you see the United States Embassy being evacuated. support amid Russian aggression On The Money - Senate risks Trump's ire with debt ceiling deal MORE ’s Saigon moment,” House Minority Whip Steve Scalise Stephen (Steve) Joseph Scalise Lawmakers remember Bob Dole: 'Bona fide American hero' House sets up Senate shutdown showdown GOP beginning to jockey for post-election leadership slots MORE (R-La.) said on CBS’s “Face the Nation.” “This is President Biden Joe Biden Nicaragua breaks diplomatic relations with Taiwan, recognizes Chinese sovereignty Biden reassures Ukraine's Zelensky of U.S. troops from Afghanistan while the Taliban inched closer to taking over Kabul as images of Chinooks evacuating embassy staff from the capital city prompted comparisons to America’s exit from Vietnam. Republican lawmakers on Sunday blasted the Biden administration’s withdrawal of U.S.
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