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GOP Sen. Blackburn calls for Biden to resign


GOP Sen. Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnConservative radio host who regretted vaccine skepticism dies of COVID-19 Sunday shows preview: Chaos in Kabul mars US evacuation efforts GOP senator calls on Biden to fire Sullivan, national security team MORE (Tenn.) on Thursday joined a wave of other Republicans calling on President BidenJoe BidenBriahna Joy Gray: Progressives can be successful candidates on ‘small-dollar donations’ Trump accuses Jan. 6 panel of trying to distract Overnight Defense & National Security — Breakneck evacuations continue as Biden mulls deadline MORE to resign, a demand that that surged in the hours following multiple bombings around the airport in Kabul, killing at least 12 U.S. service members. 

Blackburn issued her demand in a tweet, also calling for the resignations of Vice President Harris, Secretary of State Antony BlinkenAntony BlinkenEmbassy warns Americans to avoid Kabul airport gates Overnight Defense & National Security — Breakneck evacuations continue as Biden mulls deadline Britain tells citizens to avoid Kabul airport, citing ‘high threat’ of terrorist attack MORE, Defense Secretary Lloyd AustinLloyd AustinOvernight Defense & National Security — Breakneck evacuations continue as Biden mulls deadline Overnight Health Care: Democrats set sights on program to fill gap in Medicaid expansion Pentagon briefs Biden on Afghanistan contingency plans as 400 troops head home MORE and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark MilleyMark MilleyOvernight Defense & National Security — Breakneck evacuations continue as Biden mulls deadline Pentagon briefs Biden on Afghanistan contingency plans as 400 troops head home Official says US working to ensure people can leave Afghanistan post-Aug. 31 MORE

The GOP senator argued that the president and each of the named administration members “should all resign or face impeachment and removal from office.” 

Her tweet came minutes after another post in which she noted that Biden “pledged a forceful response against any attack on US servicemembers.” 

“He must follow through on his word make these terrorists pay,” she added. 

Marine Gen. Kenneth McKenzie, commander of U.S. Central Command, on Thursday confirmed the deaths of the U.S. service members, as well as injuries to at least 15 others, in two suicide bombings around the Kabul airport. 

McKenzie added that the blasts at the…



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