Afghanistan Withdrawal: Congress Must Investigate

Since the Biden administration withdrew troops from Afghanistan in August 2021, our nation has been searching for answers. Americans are still asking how it came to pass that, after expending 20 years of blood and treasure on the conflict, we abandoned the country to the Taliban.

Those with perhaps the greatest stake in determining what went wrong in Afghanistan are the veterans who served there. Cole Lyle, a former Marine and the executive director of Mission Roll Call, a leading veterans’ advocacy group, said that this is why his organization supports House Republicans’ efforts to investigate the Biden administration’s reckless Afghanistan withdrawal.

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Bobby Miller

Bobby Miller is an ISI Fellow at National Review and a graduate student at Georgetown University.

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Since the Biden administration withdrew troops from Afghanistan in August 2021, our nation has been searching for answers. Americans are still asking how it came to pass that, after expending 20 years of blood and treasure on the conflict, we abandoned the country to the Taliban.

Those with perhaps the greatest stake in determining what went wrong in Afghanistan are the veterans who served there. Cole Lyle, a former Marine and the executive director of Mission Roll Call, a leading veterans’ advocacy group, said that this is why his organization supports House Republicans’ efforts to investigate the Biden administration’s reckless Afghanistan withdrawal.