This is Joe Biden's 9/11

Joe Biden's 'plan' to get Americans, Afghanis and our military out of Afghanistan failed miserably. Biden's plan led to this morning's terrorist attacks. The administration isn't showing signs of repentance, though. They're blaming the people for not getting out sooner:
When asked why the United States did not begin evacuating our citizens and allies from Afghanistan sooner, the acting U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Ross Wilson said they were given more than enough warning to leave since March or April.

"Never in my 40 years of working, since I began working at the State Department, have I seen such strong language used. People chose not to leave. That's their business. That's their right," Wilson told CBS News on Wednesday. "We regret now that many may find themselves in a position that they would rather not be in. And we are determined to try to help them."

This is disgusting. Blaming people for not anticipating Joe Biden's poor execution of the evacuation plan is utterly absurd. This is Joe Biden's 9/11.

Joe Biden's plan, if it can be called that, was a failure from start to finish. What's important is to flush that plan down the toilet and to start fresh. The death toll has risen to 10:

Republicans are calling on Speaker Pelosi to call the House back into session so the entire House can be briefed on Afghanistan. That's a good idea because we need Congress to have input into what steps we need to take. It's essential that everyone buys into what happens next.

It's also essential that a) we start from scratch and b)  go on the offensive. The Biden administration's timidity put us in this situation. Timidity is seen by the Taliban as weakness. We can't be seen as weak at this point. That will only trigger additional terrorist attacks.

UPDATE: This is essential viewing:

 

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