.MaddowBlog: There is tension in the right's talking points. President Biden is facing criticisms for the difficulties in getting people out of Afghanistan. He's also from hearing detractors who don't want to see him succeed in getting people out.
Aug. 18, 2021, 12:41 PM UTCIn recent days, as the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, the political fight in the United States was largely limited to two related questions: whether President Biden was right to end the war and withdraw our troops, and whether his administration was implementing its policies effectively.
A third question is now coming to the fore, and it's every bit as contentious as the first two. NBC NewsThere is some bipartisan agreement to assist Afghans who stood with Americans. But it is unclear how many — and what categories of Afghans — will be able to come to the U.S. or whether the process will be expedited for those in danger. And while some Republicans have expressed openness to helping resettle U.S.
It's important to emphasize that there's some diversity of thought, even among Republicans, about the issue. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox , for example, reached out to the Biden administration yesterday,As Rachel noted on last night's show, there were also three U.S.
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