Retired generals warn that Trump's actions pose a threat to national security.

Ex-military leaders support Kamala Harris as the most qualified candidate for president.

September 10th 2024.

Retired generals warn that Trump's actions pose a threat to national security.
A group of retired senior military commanders have stepped forward to voice their support for US Vice President Kamala Harris. They have expressed their concerns about the possibility of former President Donald Trump returning to the White House and the impact it could have on the country's national security.

In a letter signed by 10 retired officers, known as the National Security Leaders for America, Harris is highlighted as the only candidate in the presidential campaign who is fit to be the commander-in-chief. The group describes Trump as a threat to both national security and democracy.

The commanders praise Harris for her demonstrated capabilities in handling some of the world's most pressing defense and security challenges during her time as Vice President. They cite her efforts in uniting allies against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, standing firm with allies in the Indo-Pacific against China's provocative actions, and leading the charge on space and artificial intelligence.

The retired officers also place blame on the previous Trump administration for the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. They point to a deal made between American and Taliban officials during Trump's presidency, which included the release of 5000 militant fighters, ultimately putting service members and allies at risk.

Trump and other Republican politicians have used the Afghanistan pull-out as a talking point during this year's presidential campaign, specifically targeting Biden and Harris. Trump's recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery to honor those who lost their lives in the Kabul airport bombing was met with criticism, as it was seen as a political move that violated the rules prohibiting such activities on sacred grounds.

The withdrawal from Afghanistan marked the end of a nearly two-decade-long occupation by US and allied forces, which was initially launched to eradicate the al-Qaida militants responsible for the 9/11 attacks. The Taliban's takeover of the country in August 2021 was swift, and it overthrew the Afghan government and military that the US and its allies had invested trillions of dollars in to prevent extremist groups from using the country as a base.

Harris and Trump are set to face off in a televised presidential debate on Tuesday, and the retired commanders' letter serves as a reminder of the importance of having a capable and experienced leader in the White House. It is crucial to keep the country and its national security at the forefront of decision-making, and Harris has proven to be the best candidate for the job.

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