I did agree with the Biden administration’s and President Biden’s decision to leave, because, after 20 years, and hundreds of billions of dollars, building a 300,000-strong military in Afghanistan, if that military can’t last 60 days, then another two years, another five years wouldn’t have mattered.
Crow supports the decision to withdraw from Afghanistan, arguing that the Afghan military's inability to sustain itself justifies the withdrawal.
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