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  I will throw thay orange turd one atom of a crumb.
  Despite Trump setting it up to be chaotic.
  I think it was a doomed pull out no matter who would of been president.
  Shit isn't always easy.
context: That’s the difference between him & trump.  Trump would go to sleep with a smile on his face thinking of how he “beat” those afghans >
  
  How Trump broke the system that offers protection to Afghan allies The number of SIVs issued dropped by the hundreds. Iraqi SIVs fell from 557 in 2017 to 152 in 2019; the number of Afghan SIVs went from 4,120 in 2017 to 1,799 in 2020, as the number of applicants ballooned.
  The processing time for Afghan SIV applicants in early 2021 reached 703 days. >
  
  
  Whipple wrote that former White House press secretary [Jen Psaki ] told him that Biden “over the next couple of days ... just felt a deep, misunderstood sadness.” 
  
  This goes to show you how much personal responsibility he takes into the decisions he makes. I'm glad we have a Commander in Chief like that. >
  
  We can go on and on about the good and the bad of any administration, but this is the best move any president has made in my lifetime and I will make sure I give it appropriate recognition.
  And he knew the gravity of the situation - all the more credit
  Well done. >
  
  Trump made the deal/decision though, Biden followed through with it. >
  
  Trump had four years to leave Afghanistan and Biden had every opportunity to stay. >
  
  Obama had eight years to leave. >
  
  Yes, he's also to blame. >
  
  Joe Biden has a conscience. He feels empathy for others and he has the ability to recognize mistakes and learn from them. That is a good thing. 
  The Afghan withdrawal was set up for failure and there wasn't a hell of a lot that could be done about it, especially with the inaccurate intel he had available. Nonetheless, Biden took responsibility as the Commander in Chief. That's my President. >
  
  Oh shit! What’s that called??? Hold on, I’m thinking… oh yeah, Empathy?