Mike Rogers Says President Biden “Abandoned Americans,” Adding “His Words Were Hollow”

ROGERS: PRESIDENT BIDEN ABANDONED AMERICANS

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Representative Mike Rogers (R-AL), Lead Republican of the House Armed Services Committee, released a statement on the withdrawal from Afghanistan. 

“President Biden told the American people: ‘If there’s American citizens left, we’re gonna stay to get them all out.’ He didn’t keep his word. Hundreds of Americans are now stuck in Afghanistan at the mercy of the Taliban and ISIS-K.

“Has President Biden forgotten about Mark Frerichs? He’s a Navy veteran who has been held hostage by the Taliban for over a year. When does he get to leave Afghanistan? President Biden has failed to deliver any plan for Afghanistan and now Americans are at risk. So, I ask again, Mr. President, where is your plan?”   

 

ROGERS: PRESIDENT BIDEN’S WORDS WERE HOLLOW 

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Representative Mike Rogers (R-AL), Lead Republican of the House Armed Services Committee, released a statement following President Biden’s address on the Afghanistan withdrawal.   

“President Biden’s words today were hollow. One American left behind is one too many. The fact is President Biden abandoned Americans in Afghanistan – leaving them at the mercy of the Taliban and ISIS-K. The President made a promise to the American people that he would stay until every American was out. Today, he shamefully tried to paint his failure as a success.   “This isn’t the end of a war – the terrorists still exist and they killed 13 American service members last week. They will not stop because the President arbitrarily picked a date.   

“For months I’ve asked the Biden-Harris administration for a plan and it’s clear they never had one and still don’t have one. President Biden’s negligence has put Americans in harm’s way. I’m appalled by the Biden-Harris administration’s actions – this is a national disgrace.”   

 

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