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Is Afghanistan to blame for Biden’s sinking popularity — or is COVID?

25 August 2021

7:52 AM

25 August 2021

7:52 AM

‘How many more generations of America’s daughters and sons would you have me send to fight Afghanistan’s civil war when Afghan troops will not?’ Biden asked last week. ‘How many more lives, American lives, is it worth, how many endless rows of headstones at Arlington National Cemetery? I’m clear on my answer: I will not repeat the mistakes we’ve made in the past.

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