Dan Crenshaw has a better idea for dealing with Taliban

 Mike Miller:

As if there was ever any doubt, Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-BADASS TEXAN) is clearly among those more than fed up — damn angry — with Joe “Barney Fife” Biden’s seeming acquiescence to all things Taliban, as his disastrous Afghanistan debacle worsens by the day.

As my colleague, Brandon Morse reported on Tuesday, the former Navy SEAL, who in 2012 lost his right eye during his third deployment when he was hit by an IED explosion in Afghanistan’s Helmand Province, had a succinct, three-word response to the Taliban’s rejection of the pathetic plea from the Biden administration to extend the August 31 deadline for the removal of all U.S. forces from the hellhole country:

“Go f*** yourself.”

Crenshaw also tweeted that Biden’s latest fold-job to the brutal Islamist extremists would only make things worse. Naah, ya think? Joe Biden — of all people? — making things worse? Why I never.

By refusing to extend the self-imposed Aug 31st deadline, President Biden is potentially turning this disaster into something far worse. It could turn deadly for US citizens left behind.

I don’t care what the Taliban says, fight for our people until the job is done.

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There is more and it is worth reading in full. 

Biden has made the mistake of surrounding himself with woke defense and military leaders who think the real threat is mythical "white supremacy" and not real enemies that are out to harm us.  We need more people like Crenshaw in positions of power than the current crop surrounding Biden.  Biden is losing this battle and is also losing the support of intelligent people.  If he continues to surround himself with liberal sycophants, things will only get worse for him and the US.

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