Senate Republicans have called for an investigation into leaving Afghanistan

The Washington Times reported on Wednesday that Josh Holloway and Rick Scott, Republicans from Missouri and Florida, in the US House of Representatives and Senate on Tuesday presented a plan to form a joint election committee on Afghanistan. The committee consists of 12 members from both houses of the US House of Representatives, who, according to members of Congress, are modeled on congressional investigations into the Iran Contra affair.

“The American people deserve to be held accountable, and the Biden administration seems to be trying to prevent us from being held accountable,” Holloway said. We need the investigation of the selected committee and the public meeting to know the real cause of this problem and the accountability of the authorities.

Proposal to select committee following Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and senior Pentagon officials in Congress, including Secretary of Defense Lloyd Stein, Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Millie and Secretary of State Kenneth McKenzie in Congress to explain the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan The US-backed government has been quickly taken over by the Taliban.

Holloway and Scott, like many of their Republican colleagues, have strongly criticized the Biden administration for managing the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, arguing that the Biden administration continues to hold back. At a meeting of the Senate Armed Services Committee last week, Holloway specifically called on Stein and Millie to step down.

Republicans are highly critical of the Biden administration’s decisions that led to the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, and Democrats say the defeat of two decades of war was the result of several US policies.

“Biden’s dangerous decision last month to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan led to the humiliating, simplest and most shocking US defeat in decades,” Scott said. As a result of Biden’s reckless and failed leadership, 13 American troops were lost, billions of dollars of US military equipment remained for the Taliban, and hundreds of American citizens were stranded behind enemy lines. The world is now a more dangerous place, and the American people are looking for a logical answer.