House Dems issue response to GOP report on Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan

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34% : He said in the memo's summary that Republicans sought to avoid facts involving Trump, including "his committing the United States to a full, date-specific withdrawal in a deal he negotiated with the Taliban that excluded the Afghan government or any reference to the rights of Afghan women and girls."The ranking member also knocked Trump's "unilateral announcements to withdraw troops, often a surprise to many of his own senior officials, which undercut U.S. leverage because those announcements were divorced from Taliban compliance with the deal; and his forcing the Afghan government to release 5,000 Taliban fighters back to the battlefield before a final Taliban offensive ultimately took Kabul.""When former President Trump took office, there were approximately 14,000 American troops in Afghanistan," Meeks wrote.

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