It is a little bit hypocritical on one hand to say American troops out of Iraq, American troops out of Afghanistan, and then complain when the human rights of people in general and women in particular drop.
Grothman critiques the contradiction in U.S. foreign policy regarding troop withdrawal and human rights.
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