New State Department Report Admits Mistakes Were Made in the U.S.’ Chaotic Withdrawal From Afghanistan

It is rare to find high officials in Washington, D.C. who will admit an error.

Some are pathologically opposed to acknowledging their weaknesses, like former President Donald Trump, who former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly said couldn’t admit errors because “his manhood is at issue.”

Kelly, however, also noted at the time he made that comment that the best leaders do have the ability to acknowledge when they were wrong.

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