Comments by "" (@DavidJ222) on "'Where is the President?': Keilar presses White House official over Afghanistan" video.

  1. The deal Trump made with the Taliban was that we would pull all of our troops out by May 1 2021. The Taliban had to promise not to attack our troops, and we would not attack the Taliban. No where in the agreement did it state that the Taliban couldn't retake Afghanistan. And the only thing Biden did was push back the deadline. These are facts, not opinions. The most disturbing thing about the agreement Trump made, was that the Afghan government was left out of it. Trump was negotiating with the Taliban about whether or not to remove our troops, not with the Afghan government, which was hosting our troops. The Republican National Committee has conveniently removed a page from the 2020 campaign that praised Trump’s deal with the Taliban. It says "Biden has had a history of pushing for endless wars" while "Trump has continued to take the lead in peace talks as he signed a historic peace agreement with the Taliban in Afghanistan, which would end America's longest war.
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  2. Who was it that cut a deal with the Taliban to remove all of our troops from Afghanistan? The answer is Trump. That's a fact. Who was it that made a deal with the Taliban that didn't even include the Afghan government? The answer is Trump. That's a fact. This is the deal that Trump and Trump alone made with the Taliban. And no amount of lies, deflections or crying will ever change that fact. It was under Trump that the US brokered a deal with the Taliban in Doha in 2020 that would have seen the US withdraw all its troops by May 2021. The deal Trump made with the Taliban was that we would pull all of our troops out by May 1 2021. The Taliban had to promise not to attack our troops, and we would not attack the Taliban. No where in the agreement did it state that the Taliban couldn't retake Afghanistan. And the only thing Biden did was push back the deadline. These are facts, not opinions. The most disturbing thing about the agreement Trump made, was that the Afghan government was left out of it. Trump was negotiating with the Taliban about whether or not to remove our troops, not with the Afghan government, which was hosting our troops. The Republican National Committee has conveniently removed a page from the 2020 campaign that praised Trump’s deal with the Taliban. It says "Biden has had a history of pushing for endless wars" while "Trump has continued to take the lead in peace talks as he signed a historic peace agreement with the Taliban in Afghanistan, which would end America's longest war.
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