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'''Ashraf Ghani''' is the former [[liberal]] president of [[Afghanistan]] who fled the country in August 2021 when the [[Taliban]] quickly retook the nation amid [[Biden]]'s inept pullout of [[American]] troops.  Ghani, now elderly in his 70s, was received a PhD in anthropology from [[Columbia University]] in [[New York City]], which mostly consists of the study of the [[theory of evolution]], and taught anthropology at the [[Leftist]] [[University of California, Berkeley]].  Ghani even hired [[Bill Clinton]]'s political adviser James Carville to run Ghani's unsuccessful campaign for president of Afghanistan in 2009.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2014/12/08/world/ashraf-ghani-fast-facts/index.html</ref>

'''Ashraf Ghani''' is the former [[liberal]] president of [[Afghanistan]] who fled the country in August 2021 when the [[Taliban]] quickly retook the nation amid [[Biden]]'s inept pullout of [[American]] troops.  Ghani, now elderly in his 70s, was received a PhD in anthropology from [[Columbia University]] in [[New York City]], which mostly consists of the study of the [[theory of evolution]], and taught anthropology at the [[Leftist]] [[University of California, Berkeley]].  Ghani even hired [[Bill Clinton]]'s political adviser James Carville to run Ghani's unsuccessful campaign for president of Afghanistan in 2009.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2014/12/08/world/ashraf-ghani-fast-facts/index.html</ref>

He reportedly fled with $169 million in cash, and two [[Republican]] congressmen have requested an investigation of that. Reps. James Comer (R-KY) and Glenn Grothman (R-WI) said in their letter to [[United States Attorney General]] [[Merrick Garland]] that it is "imperative that corrupt foreign government officials not be permitted to personally enrich themselves with U.S. taxpayer money." They described Ghani's actions as "reckless and cowardly," and observed that it increased "the speed with which the Taliban took over the country."<ref>https://news.yahoo.com/2-gop-lawmakers-questions-afghan-212233144.html</ref>

He reportedly fled Afghanistan in August 2021 with $169 million in cash, and two [[Republican]] congressmen have requested an investigation of that. Reps. James Comer (R-KY) and Glenn Grothman (R-WI) said in their letter to [[United States Attorney General]] [[Merrick Garland]] that it is "imperative that corrupt foreign government officials not be permitted to personally enrich themselves with U.S. taxpayer money." They described Ghani's actions as "reckless and cowardly," and observed that it increased "the speed with which the Taliban took over the country."<ref>https://news.yahoo.com/2-gop-lawmakers-questions-afghan-212233144.html</ref>

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