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I don't think debating partisan responsibility for Afghanistan is a particularly useful conversation while we're still trying to evacuate people, but also it's just really obvious that this is a bipartisan mess and only profoundly motivated reasoning leads anywhere else.
A Republican started the war, with broad, bipartisan support (pols & public). A very popular democratic president then continued the war and signed off on the strategy. Then a republican president decided to pull out, and a democratic president decided to carry through.
I agree w/ Tom Nichols (https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/08/afghanistan-your-fault/619769/ …) on this: we did this. The American people did this. Sure, leaders of this or that sort failed along the way, but in the end, this is our fault. Own it, do what you can, promise to do better next time. There will be a next time.
"who is responsible really" is-- it's hard for me to think about that when people are desperately clinging to planes and falling to their deaths at kabul airport
Did anyone expect it to end differently? Did no one read history? You know, recent history like the Soviet one. Follow the trail of tears from invading Afghanistan by Great Powers.
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