Multiple parents of some of the 13 U.S. troops killed in Kabul in a suicide bombing last week have spoken out against President Joe Biden for his handling of the American withdrawal from the country.
The oldest of the service members killed was age 31, while the others were between 20 and 23 years old.
Several parents have stepped forward, not only to criticize Biden's failed military policy, but to condemn him as "disrespectful" at the dignified transfer ceremony after a video of him checking his watch went viral this week.
First, there's the fiery post of Shana Chappell, the mother of Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Kareem M. Nikoui, who tore into Biden for the way she says she was treated by the president.
In case you were wondering what Cpl. Nikoui's father thinks, he had some choice words for Biden as well.
There was also fathers Darin Hoover and Mark Schmitz, who also called out Biden for checking his watch repeatedly as their sons came off the plane to be laid to rest.
Hoover had this to say:
"That happened on every single one that came out of that airplane. It happened on every single one of them. They would release the salute, and he would look down at his watch on every last one – all 13 – he looked down at his watch."
Listen to his interview with Fox New's Hannity on Monday night:
Schmitz echoed the sentiment:
"I actually leaned into my son's mother's ear and said, 'I swear to God, if he checks his watch one more time – and that was probably only 4 times in – I couldn't look at him any more after that."
A sister of another fallen Marine said, "You can't F up as bad as he did and say you're sorry."
Jen Psaki was forced to answer to that quote specifically on Monday during a press briefing:
Kathy McCollum, mother of Marine Rylee McCollum, had the harshest words for Biden, calling him "a feckless dementia-ridden piece of crap."
Rylee McCollum's wife is reportedly due to give birth to their child in just several weeks...
The McCollum family may not feel that the White House cares at all about their son's sacrifice, but one thing is for sure:
Their community does.
