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SPRINGVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — She was folding a red sweater when she heard a car door slam, went to the window and realized that a moment she always imagined would kill her was about to be made real: three Marines and a Navy chaplain were walking toward her door, and that could only mean one thing.

It did not have to be this way.

As an American retreat becomes a tragedy, a few points to ponder.

Right now, we need a coherent policy in Afghanistan.

It's not enough to be horrified by events in Kabul. There was no clean way out.

Americans may consider their Afghan experience a failure. They would do it all over again if given the choice.

Late last month, New York Post opinion page editor and antiliberal tradcath in excelsis Sohrab Ahmari tweeted out the latest salvo in his relentless campaign to discredit…

They hate us for our freedoms