“We end the forever wars — bring troops home.”
Biden promised that he would end U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan and extricate troops from prolonged foreign conflicts, focusing on strategic competition. In August 2021, his administration completed the withdrawal, ending U.S. military presence. The process was chaotic and led to criticism. Though withdrawal done, debates remain over broader Middle East involvement.
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82.4% · High confidence
“We’ll deliver stunning relief, rebuild stronger than before.”
70.4% · High confidence
“I will end the Muslim ban on day one.”
77.8% · High confidence
“No more wall building, no more emergency stretch of powers.”
100% · High confidence
“We will end family separation, full stop.”
84.2% · High confidence
“We’ll rebuild America’s arteries — roads, bridges, broadband — to last.”
80% · High confidence
“We will rejoin Paris, reengage WHO, restore U.S. global leadership.”
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70.1% community trust · 268 votes
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24.9% community trust · 253 votes
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20.2% community trust · 208 votes
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40% community trust · 160 votes