House Votes to Condemn Biden and Harris Over Afghanistan Withdrawal

The resolution, passed with support from 10 Democrats, criticizes key Biden administration officials for the chaotic 2021 exit.

House Republicans, joined by 10 Democrats, passed a resolution condemning key Biden administration officials for the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal.
The resolution names President Biden, Vice President Harris, and other officials, blaming them for the deaths of 13 U.S. servicemembers during the evacuation.
The vote was 219-194, marking the first major GOP bill on Afghanistan to secure approval.
Democrats criticized the resolution as political theater, noting it does not address aid for Afghan allies or pathways to citizenship for those relocated to the U.S.
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul led the effort, also advancing contempt charges against Secretary of State Antony Blinken for allegedly stonewalling the investigation.