Republicans demand accountability for Afghanistan oversight and Kabul bombing.

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House Republicans are investigating the chaotic withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, which resulted in the death of 13 US service members, and threatening to hold the Secretary of State in contempt of Congress. However, some GOP lawmakers are skeptical that their work will change any minds, as it's not clear whether the 2021 pullout still resonates with voters. Public polling has been limited since the US withdrawal, and foreign policy is listed as the 12th most important issue to voters, behind topics such as the economy, violent crime, and abortion.
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