Graham Criticizes Biden’s Afghanistan Policy, Credits Trump with Reversing Damage

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham accused President Joe Biden of severely mishandling the Afghanistan withdrawal, suggesting it led to lasting negative consequences for U.S. foreign policy. During a segment on ‘Hannity,’ Graham emphasized that the decision to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan in 2021 was a major strategic misstep that jeopardized national interests. He argued that the chaos that followed, including the Taliban’s rapid takeover, was a direct result of Biden’s policy choices.

Graham also pointed to former President Donald Trump’s administration as having reversed some of the damage caused by Biden’s actions. He claimed that Trump’s more assertive approach to foreign policy helped restore U.S. credibility in certain regions. However, Graham also highlighted the recent ceasefire between Iran and Israel, noting the United States’ involvement in the 12-day conflict that preceded it. He suggested that the U.S. must remain vigilant and engaged in such delicate diplomatic situations to prevent further instability.