Hiding from questions is the Biden Foreign Policy Blueprint

The administration has repeatedly admitted that they don't know many Americans remain stranded behind enemy lines.

Hiding from questions is the Biden Foreign Policy Blueprint. pic.twitter.com/F8WOSGRBqY — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 8, 2021

The Boston Herald's Grace Curley wrote in mid-August as the turmoil continued in Afghanistan, "The president of the United States should not be calling a lid and hiding out at Camp David as this bloody catastrophe unfolds.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki made excuses for her absentee boss: 'He likes Camp David. It’s a place to be outside, spend time with family, and certainly has beautiful, beautiful scenery there.'

Maybe Joe should ask Hunter to paint him a nice landscape. Watercolors might best capture the bucolic mood. Then Joe could hang Hunter’s latest masterpiece in the Oval Office. That way the president could enjoy the beautiful, beautiful scenery and still be privy to some of the fallout from his terrible decisions."