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Afghanistan document shows Biden 'didn't heed' warnings ahead of withdrawal, Rep. McCaul says - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan document shows Biden 'didn't heed' warnings ahead of withdrawal, Rep. McCaul says

President Biden's administration failed to heed certain warnings from U.S. officials on the ground in Afghanistan prior to the president's withdrawal operation in 2021, a top House Republican says.House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul, R-Texas, viewed a State Department document detailing the concerns diplomats at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul had at the time

Blinken Backs Down, Gives House GOP Access to Docs on Afghanistan Debacle Under Threat of Contempt - Vimarsana News

Blinken Backs Down, Gives House GOP Access to Docs on Afghanistan Debacle Under Threat of Contempt

It's good to see the State Department yielding on this, and the GOP keeping on the issue.

How Dems went big to save their slim Pennsylvania majority - Vimarsana News

How Dems went big to save their slim Pennsylvania majority

Democrats’ anxiety began mounting a few weeks before the election, when rumors began swirling that the race was close.

Blinken facing contempt of Congress threat allows McCaul to see 'dissent' cable in Afghanistan exit - Vimarsana News

Blinken facing contempt of Congress threat allows McCaul to see 'dissent' cable in Afghanistan exit

McCaul is pushing for the agency to allow other members of the committee to review the dissent cable.

State Department grants access to Biden Afghanistan documents after GOP threatens contempt charge - Vimarsana News

State Department grants access to Biden Afghanistan documents after GOP threatens contempt charge

Secretary of State Antony Blinken relented to Republican pressure to access documents relating to President Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan.