Americans want US troops to stay in Afghanistan until no one is left behind

 Fox News:

A new national poll indicates that most Americans want U.S. troops to remain at the airport in Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul until all Americans, as well as Afghans who aided the U.S. during the 20 year conflict in the war torn central Asian country, are evacuated.

More than 8 in 10 (84%) Americans say that U.S. troops should remain in the country until all Americans are evacuated, according to a ABC News/Ipsos poll released on Sunday. And 71% of those questioned said that the troops should stay until all Afghans who helped the U.S. are evacuated as well.

350 AMERICAN STILL ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE AFGHANISTAN: STATE DEPARTMENT

The U.S. has airlifted some 114,000 people – including 5,500 Americans – since repressive Taliban forces swept the country and captured Kabul – Afghanistan’s capital and largest city – two weeks ago.
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There was none of the typical partisan divide in the survey, with 87% of Republicans and 86% of Democrats and independents saying U.S. troops should stay until all Americans are evacuated.

U.S. CARRIED OUT DEADLY AIRSTRIKE AGAINST ISIS-K TERRORISTS IN KABUL

President Biden has remained firm that all U.S. forces should be out of Afghanistan by a Tuesday deadline.

The poll was conducted Friday and Saturday, after Thursday’s terrorist attack on the international airport in Kabul, which left 13 U.S. troops and scores of Afghan civilians dead, with hundreds more wounded. ISIS-K, an affiliate of the Islamic State terrorist group, claimed responsibility for the horrific attack.
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People like Dan Crenshaw seem to have a better read on the pulse of the country than the Biden administration.  The screw-up of the departure will probably live in infamy and it will only be worse if Americans are left behind to be slaughter by the Taliban perverts. 

See, also:

Overwhelming bipartisan support for keeping troops in Afghanistan until all Americans, Afghans who aided US out: POLL 
Biden has held firm on getting all U.S. troops out of the country by Tuesday.

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