Retired Generals Defend Kamala Harris Amid Criticism
Retired Generals Defend Kamala Harris Amid Criticism
Retired Generals Defend Kamala Harris Amid Criticism
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As the 2024 Presidential race heats up with Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in a tight contest, retired military officials are rallying behind Harris, criticizing Trump's handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal. A letter from ten former generals and admirals, including notable figures like Admiral Steve Abbot, defends Harris's capabilities as commander-in-chief and accuses Trump of negotiating a flawed deal with the Taliban that jeopardized U.S. troops. The letter emphasizes that the Trump administration's actions left the Biden-Harris team without a viable withdrawal plan, complicating the exit process. In contrast, Harris has garnered endorsements from all living former Democratic presidents and vice-presidents, while Trump faces dwindling support within his party. As tensions rise, a new ad campaign from Harris's team showcases discontent from former Trump officials, labeling him unfit for office. This ongoing narrative positions national security as a pivotal issue in the upcoming debates.

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